Jeremy Corbyn joins Thomas Cook employees protesting outside Westminster

The transcript discusses the demand for accountability from corporate directors who received bonuses despite their companies' failures. It highlights the public's responsible behavior and criticizes the British Government for not intervening in the Thomas Cook crisis, unlike other governments worldwide.

What is the primary demand expressed in the first section of the transcript?

• More government intervention

• Answers and transparency from corporate leaders

• Higher bonuses for directors

• Public protests

What did the directors do despite knowing the company's situation?

• They resigned immediately

• They took massive bonuses

• They invested more in the company

• They sought government help

Who is described as showing due diligence and responsibility?

• The directors

• The media

• The public

• The British Government

How did other governments respond to the Thomas Cook crisis?

• They increased taxes

• They intervened in some way

• They ignored it

• They provided bonuses to directors

What was the British Government criticized for in the final section?

• Not intervening at all

• Intervening too much

• Providing excessive support

• Raising public awareness