Jeremy Corbyn interview on May's decision to meet him

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations with the Prime Minister and the potential for a vote of no confidence in the government. It highlights the opposition's role in ensuring government stability and the importance of having a government that commands majority support in the House of Commons and across the country.

What is the significance of a vote of no confidence in the context of this discussion?

What does the phrase 'time will tell on that' suggest about the speaker's perspective?

What is the opposition's responsibility regarding the government's capability?

What does the speaker imply about the current government in relation to the House of Commons?

How does the speaker view the current majority support across the country?