Labour is on the way back, says Nandy

The transcript discusses Labour's efforts to regain trust in Wakefield, highlighting the importance of integrity and leadership. It criticizes the Prime Minister's lack of integrity and the government's handling of various issues, including the cost of living crisis and transport disruptions. The discussion also touches on the importance of political trust and the celebration of the Jubilee.

What is the Labour Party's main goal in Wakefield?

• To regain trust and votes

• To form a coalition government

• To increase taxes

• To introduce new policies

What is the main criticism of the Prime Minister's leadership?

• Lack of integrity and trust

• Lack of economic policies

• Lack of environmental policies

• Lack of foreign relations

What is the Labour Party's stance on Lord Guide's potential resignation?

• They demand his resignation

• They believe it's his decision

• They support his continued service

• They have no opinion

What is the Labour Party's view on the internal conflicts within the government?

• They believe it strengthens the government

• They think it is harmful to the country

• They see it as a minor issue

• They support the conflicts

What is the Labour Party's position on the lawbreaking allegations against their members?

• They are indifferent

• They admit to breaking the law

• They deny any wrongdoing

• They have no comment

Who does the Labour Party believe should take responsibility for the transport disruption?

• The airlines

• The passengers

• The government

• The travel agencies

How does the public view the Jubilee celebrations according to the transcript?

• As a duty

• As a long-awaited celebration

• As an unnecessary event

• As a political statement