Anti-austerity protests held as the Conservative party conference begins in Manchester

The video covers a large anti-Tory march in Manchester, driven by opposition to government policies affecting the working poor and trade unions. The march, organized by the TUC, aimed to protest against the trade union bill and tax credit reductions. Despite government insistence on implementing these changes, marchers remained determined to continue their protests. The event highlighted the growing political divide between the left, united by Jeremy Corbyn, and the government focused on reducing state involvement.

What were the two words that summed up the sentiment of the marchers?

What was the main reason for the march organized by the TUC?

How did the Prime Minister respond to the concerns raised by the marchers?

What did the marchers insist they would continue to do until their demands were met?

What was highlighted as a significant divide in the political landscape during the march?