Keir Starmer speaks in Birmingham after Richard Parker mayoral win

The speaker expresses gratitude for the support received during the campaign, emphasizing the collective victory of the Labour Party. They highlight the success in local elections and the new leadership in the West Midlands. The campaign was grounded in the priorities of the people, contrasting with the government's approach. The speaker commits to serving all communities, including those who did not vote for Labour, and calls for national renewal and change, urging the Prime Minister to allow a general election.

What does the speaker attribute the Labour Party's victory to?

• The speaker's personal efforts

• The support of the media

• The collective efforts of the Labour team

• The failure of the Tory government

How did the Labour Party's campaign in the West Midlands differ from the government's approach?

• It relied heavily on media coverage

• It ignored the concerns of the people

• It focused on national issues

• It was grounded in local priorities

What message does the speaker convey to those who did not vote for Labour?

• They are not important

• They should change their vote

• They will be served equally

• They will be ignored

What is the speaker's promise to those who previously supported Labour but did not in this election?

• To focus on other regions

• To ignore their concerns

• To maintain the status quo

• To meet their concerns and regain trust

What is the main sentiment expressed by the public according to the speaker?

• Desire for change and renewal

• Satisfaction with the current government

• Support for the status quo

• Indifference towards political issues

What does the speaker urge the Prime Minister to do?

• Ignore the election results

• Call for a general election

• Continue with current policies

• Focus on international issues

What does the Labour Party plan to focus on for the future of Britain?

• Limiting community involvement

• Strengthening health and infrastructure

• Reducing public services

• Increasing taxes