Labour Party conference begins in Liverpool

The transcript covers Labour's conference in Liverpool, highlighting Jeremy Corbyn's leadership and critique of Tory austerity. It discusses the influence of Momentum and policy priorities like rail renationalization. The party's internal divisions over Brexit and the call for a people's vote are also addressed. Historical context is provided with references to Liverpool's past political actions and a tribute to Hillsborough victims.

What was a key focus of Jeremy Corbyn's speech at the Labour conference?

• Promotion of global trade agreements

• Support for the Conservative party

• Criticism of the Tories' austerity measures

• Advocacy for increased military spending

What is the role of the Momentum group within the Labour party?

• A financial advisory group

• A neutral body mediating party disputes

• A right-wing faction opposing Corbyn

• A left-wing pressure group supporting Corbyn

What policy is John McDonnell prioritizing for the Labour party?

• Rail renationalisation

• Privatisation of healthcare

• Increased taxation on small businesses

• Expansion of the military

What historical event did Jeremy Corbyn commemorate during the conference?

• The founding of the Labour party

• The end of World War II

• The Hillsborough tragedy

• The signing of the Magna Carta

What controversial support was highlighted at the Labour women's conference?

• Backing for Liverpool's militant tendency counselors

• Endorsement of Conservative policies

• Support for increased military spending

• Advocacy for Brexit without a deal