Starmer tells Johnson to 'get out of the way' after double by-election defeat for Tories

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's success in the Wakefield by-election, highlighting the party's transformation over the past two years into a confident and united entity focused on issues affecting working people. It criticizes the Conservative Party for being out of touch and lacking ideas, suggesting that the election results reflect a public judgment against them. The Labour Party's achievements in Wakefield are seen as a significant step towards forming the next Labour government.

What is the speaker's main criticism of the Conservative Party?

• They are too focused on working people.

• They are out of touch and out of ideas.

• They have too many new ideas.

• They are too united.

What significant change has the Labour Party undergone in the past two years?

• They have focused on issues affecting working people.

• They have reduced their campaign efforts.

• They have ignored voter concerns.

• They have become more divided.

What does the 12.7% swing to Labour indicate?

• A decline in Labour's popularity.

• A significant increase in support for Labour.

• No change in voter sentiment.

• A swing towards the Conservative Party.

How does the speaker describe the Labour Party's current state?

• Out of touch and out of ideas.

• Confident and united.

• Divided and unfocused.

• Focused on irrelevant issues.

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the Labour Party?

• They will lose the next election.

• They will stop contesting elections.

• They are on track to form the next government.

• They will merge with the Conservative Party.