Interview with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn discusses the challenges of uniting his party after a leadership election where he received significant support from party members. He emphasizes the need to reconcile with MPs who opposed him and outlines plans for future campaigns against inequality and educational reforms. Corbyn also highlights efforts to democratize the party, engaging new members and affiliated unions to increase participation and voice within the party.

What does Jeremy Corbyn consider a significant step forward for his leadership?

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Receiving 300,000 votes from party members

• Gaining support from the Conservative Party

• Winning a majority in the general election

What campaign is Jeremy Corbyn planning to start next week?

• A campaign against the Conservative plans for grammar schools

• A campaign for privatizing healthcare

• A campaign for reducing taxes

• A campaign for increasing military spending

How does Corbyn propose to help MPs who voted against him?

• By pointing out the successful election campaign and moving forward

• By offering them new positions

• By ignoring their concerns

• By reducing their responsibilities

What is one of the key focuses of Corbyn's future plans for the party?

• Privatizing public services

• Reducing party membership

• Opposing injustice and inequality

• Increasing military spending

What is Corbyn's approach to democratizing the Labour Party?

• Centralizing decision-making

• Widening and deepening democracy within the party

• Reducing the number of party members

• Eliminating union influence