Jeremy Corbyn Speaking at Durham Miners Rally

The transcript covers a speech at the Durham Miners Gala, highlighting the importance of the event for trade unions and the Labour Party. It discusses the privatization of the railway system and advocates for public ownership. The speaker honors those who have died in mining struggles and emphasizes the historical significance of solidarity in mining communities. The legacy of these communities is linked to the development of the National Health Service and the welfare state.

What is considered one of the greatest honors of the speaker's life?

What fundamental problem with the railway system does the speaker mention?

What does the speaker believe should be the responsibility of trade union leaders and Labour Party leaders?

How does the speaker describe the impact of the mining communities after the general strike?

On whose shoulders does the speaker claim the National Health Service and welfare state were built?