Gordon Brown's resignation speech to Labour

The transcript highlights the achievements of New Labour in the UK, including improvements in minimum wage, child tax credit, and public services. It emphasizes the global impact of these policies, particularly in healthcare and education in Africa. The importance of collective effort in public services is stressed, along with a commitment to justice and fairness. The speaker expresses gratitude to those who supported Labour and encourages continued belief in progressive change.

What are some of the achievements mentioned that demonstrate progressive change in Britain?

How does the speaker describe the role of public services in society?

What message does the speaker convey to the children regarding courage and conviction?

In what ways does the speaker express gratitude towards the supporters of the Labour Party?

What does the speaker mean by being on the 'progressive side of history'?