Sir Keir Starmer asks voters to judge him on his record in five years’ time

The transcript covers a discussion with a Labour leader addressing concerns about potential unpopularity and leadership challenges. The leader reflects on past achievements and outlines future goals, emphasizing the need for change in the upcoming election. The conversation also touches on political trends in Europe, highlighting the rise of nationalism and populism, and the importance of addressing public disaffection with politics.

What was the main challenge the speaker faced when they took over the Labour Party leadership?

• Maintaining popularity among party members

• Reducing party expenses

• Transforming the party into a credible force for change

• Winning an election immediately

According to the speaker, what is necessary to avoid five more years of the current government's failures?

• Voting for any party

• Supporting the current government

• Ignoring the election

• Voting for Labour

What does the speaker suggest is crucial for Labour in the final stages before the election?

• Relaxing and waiting for results

• Convincing undecided voters

• Avoiding public appearances

• Focusing on internal party issues

What lesson does the speaker draw from the rise of nationalism and populism in Europe?

• Addressing everyday concerns of disaffected people

• Ignoring public concerns

• Strengthening military alliances

• Focusing solely on economic policies

What does the speaker believe is the role of politics in society?

• A means to divide people

• An outdated concept

• A tool for personal gain

• A force for good