May Day anti-nuclear demonstration

The speaker addresses Labour supporters, apologizing for the disruption caused by those attempting to break up the meeting. Despite the police's intervention, the speaker pledges that the Labour movement will continue towards victory. The disruption is questioned, and the speaker reaffirms their resolve to win against those trying to stop them.

What does the speaker express to the Labour supporters at the beginning?

• Regret over the situation

• Indifference to the events

• Joy about the demonstration

• A sense of triumph

Who does the speaker claim is responsible for the demonstration?

• People trying to disrupt

• The police

• Socialists

• Labour supporters

What does the speaker pledge on behalf of the Labour movement?

• To abandon the movement

• To stop the demonstration

• To continue towards victory

• To negotiate with disruptors

What question does the speaker raise about the disruptors?

• Why are they supporting us?

• How can we join them?

• When will they leave?

• Who are these people?

What is the speaker's stance if the disruptors aim to break up the meeting?

• They will give up

• They will negotiate

• They will call the police

• They will still win