Lisa Nandy sets out vision for Britain's new international role

The transcript discusses the importance of inflexible principles in politics, contrasting the values of different parties. It critiques Russia's human rights violations and the inadequate response from certain political groups. The need for solidarity and the benefits of free movement are emphasized, alongside a critique of past foreign policy decisions by the Labour Party. The discussion extends to the role of trade agreements in promoting global standards and the impact of climate change on the economy. The transcript concludes with a reflection on interventionism and the need for principled foreign policy.

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