Sir Keir Starmer delivers a keynote speech outlining Labour's vision for 2022

The transcript discusses Britain's role in the world, emphasizing the importance of making Brexit work and repairing alliances. It highlights the need for unity and community building, focusing on common bonds rather than divisions. The speaker reflects on Britain's cultural heritage, achievements in various fields, and personal experiences with national services. The message concludes with a call for patriotism that acknowledges the country's flaws while celebrating its strengths.

What does the speaker mean by 'making Brexit work'?

How does the speaker describe the role of community in shaping national identity?

What are some of the cultural aspects the speaker is proud of in Britain?

In what ways does the speaker believe the National Health Service has impacted their life?

What does the speaker imply about patriotism in relation to recognizing a country's flaws?