Starmer on exams, vaccinations and rifts in the Labour Party

The transcript discusses the challenges faced with exams during the pandemic, highlighting the need for government action to address the widening attainment gap. It also covers the national vaccine rollout, emphasizing the importance of public confidence and addressing misinformation. The need for a national deal in the interest of the country is stressed, along with the Labour Party's unified approach to these issues.

What was the main reason for the call to delay exams during the pandemic?

• To align with international exam schedules

• To reduce the workload of teachers

• To address the widening attainment gap

• To give students more time to study

Why is it challenging to deliver vaccines to care homes?

• Care homes are located in remote areas

• Vaccines require storage at minus 80 degrees

• There is a shortage of medical staff

• Residents are unwilling to take the vaccine

What is emphasized as crucial for public confidence in the vaccine?

• Celebrity endorsements

• Cross-party communication

• Social media campaigns

• Free distribution

What is the Labour Party's stance on the national deal?

• They are divided on the issue

• They support a deal over no deal

• They have not yet formed an opinion

• They oppose any form of deal

How has the Labour Party been operating in recent months according to the transcript?

• As a united front

• With internal conflicts

• By focusing on past issues

• By avoiding major decisions