Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband makes speech in defence of his leadership at Senate House.

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Britain, focusing on Ed Miliband's core beliefs and election strategy. It highlights the challenges faced by the Labour Party, including public opinion on policies and the rise of smaller parties like UKIP. The narrative explores the dynamics between major political parties and the potential impact on the upcoming election, emphasizing the need for accountability and debate.

What is one of the main challenges Ed Miliband faces in his campaign according to the first section?

• Lack of support from his party

• Powerful forces opposing his changes

• Insufficient funding for the campaign

• Disinterest from the general public

What is a key factor that could help Ed Miliband secure votes in Hendon?

• Implementing the mansion tax

• Appearing more confident

• Increasing public spending

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

What is the public opinion of Jason, the cafe owner, on Labour policies?

• He strongly supports all Labour policies

• He likes most Labour policies but dislikes a few

• He dislikes all Labour policies

• He is indifferent to Labour policies

What strategy does the Labour leader use to address the challenge from UKIP?

• Criticizing UKIP without any debate

• Forming an alliance with UKIP

• Devoting part of his speech to UKIP

• Ignoring UKIP's influence

What does the surge in smaller parties indicate about the upcoming election?

• It will lead to a coalition government

• It will have no impact on the major parties

• It will be a test of who loses the least

• It will be a clear win for Labour