Jeremy Corbyn interview on US airstrikes

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's opposition to British involvement in bombardment, advocating for a peace process instead. It calls for a ceasefire and UN intervention to investigate chemical weapon use in Syria, emphasizing the need for proof from the UN. The discussion highlights the importance of imposing sanctions on those supplying or using chemical weapons and tracking their sources. It concludes with a call for a global resolution against chemical weapons, urging the Security Council to assert this position rapidly.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the United Nations in investigating chemical weapons attacks?

What is the speaker's stance on the use of chemical weapons throughout history?