Jeremy Corbyn Interview on Orgreave Inquiry

The transcript discusses the disappointment with the Home Secretary's decision not to hold an inquiry into a miscarriage of justice involving police behavior. It highlights the historical context of government actions in 1984 and 2016, and the speaker's commitment to pursuing justice through a public inquiry, promising that a Labour government would ensure it happens.

What is the speaker's opinion on the Home Secretary's decision regarding the Orgreave inquiry?

• The speaker supports the decision.

• The speaker is indifferent to the decision.

• The speaker is ashamed of the decision.

• The speaker is unaware of the decision.

What historical event does the speaker compare the current situation to?

• The 1984 Conservative government's actions.

• The 1997 Labour government's policies.

• The 2010 coalition government's reforms.

• The 2008 financial crisis.

What action did the speaker take at their party conference regarding the Orgreave issue?

• They ignored the issue.

• They postponed the issue.

• They raised the issue.

• They dismissed the issue.

What does the speaker pledge if they become Prime Minister?

• To ignore the Orgreave issue.

• To conduct a public inquiry into Orgreave.

• To privatize the inquiry process.

• To delay the inquiry indefinitely.

What is the speaker's view on the persistence of the campaign for justice?

• The campaign will continue.

• The campaign will fade away.

• The campaign is unnecessary.

• The campaign is irrelevant.