CLEAN: Labour stands 'on edge of precipice': media

The transcript discusses the political landscape, focusing on the Labour Party's handling of the financial crisis and public sentiment towards the Tory government. It critiques Labour's delayed response to financial issues and emphasizes the need for political engagement and action against the current government. The transcript also includes unrelated dialogue towards the end.

What was the public's reaction to Gordon Brown's handling of the financial crisis?

• They were enthusiastic about his policies.

• They were forgiving and supportive.

• They were angry and unforgiving.

• They were indifferent.

What did the Labour Party fail to do in response to the financial crisis?

• They failed to reduce public spending.

• They failed to address public anger towards bonuses.

• They failed to support the bankers.

• They failed to increase taxes.

How did Sarkozy's approach differ from the Labour Party's response to the financial crisis?

• He proactively addressed public anger.

• He followed the Labour Party's example.

• He increased bonuses for bankers.

• He ignored public anger.

What is the Labour Party's strategy to regain public support?

• To support the Tory government.

• To ignore the media.

• To communicate effectively and address public suffering.

• To increase taxes.

What is emphasized as crucial for the Labour Party's success in the next election?

• Lying down and letting the Tories win.

• Increasing bonuses for bankers.

• Ignoring public opinion.

• Fighting and communicating effectively.