Lisa Nandy: I won't interfere with Scottish Labour's independence stance

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's efforts to reconnect with former voters by addressing their concerns about the party's shift away from working-class interests. It emphasizes the need for Labour to present a positive vision for the UK and to win the argument on independence by listening to the clamor for more local power. The speaker advocates for a deeper power settlement across the UK and stresses the importance of respecting Scottish Labour's autonomy in policy-making.

What challenges do Labour voters feel the party is facing?

How do the people feel about Labour's connection to the working class?

What do the people want to hear from Labour regarding their vision for the future?

What is the sentiment regarding the decision-making process within the Labour Party?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for Labour to regain trust from Scottish voters?