Labour candidates take part in sky News debate

Labour members are deciding on their leadership, with candidates presenting their proposals, including a National care service. The debate includes quick-fire questions aimed at challenging the candidates, with discussions on past leaders like Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Miliband discusses his decision to run against his brother, emphasizing the need for change in the Labour Party. The audience, having heard exhaustive arguments, is left to make their decision, with the real task of forming a credible opposition beginning once a leader is chosen.

How did the audience's open-mindedness affect their decision-making during the debate?

What is the significance of forging a credible opposition and alternative government after the election?