Jeremy Corbyn wants to form minority government following UK 2017 General Election

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on the Labour Party's readiness to govern despite parliamentary challenges. It highlights the internal dynamics within the Labour Party, including leadership support and potential changes in the shadow cabinet. The Conservative Party faces its own challenges, with uncertainty around the Queen's Speech and internal rebellion. The discussion also touches on Brexit negotiations and the possibility of another general election.

What is the Labour Party's stance on governing despite the parliamentary numbers?

• They have decided not to govern.

• They are waiting for a coalition.

• They claim to be ready to govern.

• They are hesitant to govern.

What criticism did the Labour leader face after the election?

• He was praised for a famous victory.

• He was criticized for missing an open goal.

• He was accused of being too aggressive.

• He was blamed for the party's defeat.

How have some Labour MPs' views on the leader changed?

• They are indifferent to his leadership.

• They have become more critical.

• They are now supportive and admit they were wrong.

• They remain opposed to him.

Which former critics are now open to working with the Labour leader?

• Theresa May and Boris Johnson

• Yvette Cooper and Angela Eagle

• Hilary Benn and Owen Smith

• Diane Abbott and Tom Watson

What has been the overall trend within the Labour Party since the last leadership election?

• A focus on external alliances

• A shift towards a new leader

• A move towards unity and support for the leader

• Increased division and conflict