Interview with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn about recent by-election results

Mr. Corbyn discusses the need to rebuild trust with communities that feel neglected by political parties, particularly in areas affected by industrial decline. He acknowledges the responsibility for Labour's loss in Copenhagen, citing long-term support decline and industry reliance. Corbyn emphasizes the need for investment in new industries and infrastructure. He also highlights the success of Labour's campaign in Stoke-on-Trent against UKIP's xenophobia.

What does Mr. Corbyn identify as a reason for the lack of trust in Labour among certain communities?

• The success of the EU referendum

• Increased spending by local authorities

• The decline of heavy industries and insufficient local investment

• The rise of new industries

How does Mr. Corbyn describe the Labour support trend in Copenhagen?

• It has been consistently strong

• It has remained unchanged

• It has been increasing rapidly

• It has been declining for a long time

What industries does Mr. Corbyn mention as being significant in Copenhagen?

• Technology and finance

• Automobile and textile

• Cellophane and nuclear processing

• Agriculture and tourism

What does Mr. Corbyn suggest is needed along the Cumbrian coast?

• Increased agricultural output

• Better road and rail infrastructure

• More cultural events

• More tourism

What achievement does Mr. Corbyn highlight about the Labour party in Stoke-on-Trent?

• Winning a majority in the EU referendum

• Defeating UKIP's campaign

• Building new infrastructure

• Increasing local taxes