Jeremy Corbyn says he would back a second EU referendum

The transcript discusses the ongoing debate within the Labour Party regarding Brexit and the possibility of a second referendum. Union leaders have been advocating for a people's vote, and Jeremy Corbyn has indicated he would support a referendum if the conference demands it. The discussion also touches on the potential questions to be posed to the British public and Labour's historical ties to Europe.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding Brexit?

• The impact of Brexit on immigration

• The role of the European Union in Brexit

• The importance of a proper debate and respecting conference decisions

• The economic impact of Brexit

What has the union leader been advocating for in the second section?

• An increase in union membership

• A new trade deal with the EU

• A people's vote on Brexit terms

• A reduction in taxes

What does the union's policy state about the British people's role in Brexit?

• They should focus on domestic issues

• They should have no say in the matter

• They should have a final say over the terms of Brexit

• They should only vote in general elections

How does Jeremy Corbyn respond to the pressure for a referendum?

• He calls for immediate Brexit without a vote

• He supports a referendum if the conference wants it

• He opposes any form of referendum

• He remains neutral on the issue

What is the final reflection in the last section about Labour's journey?

• Labour's journey to increase membership

• Labour's journey towards economic independence

• Labour's journey back to the old world of Europe

• Labour's journey to the new world