Jeremy Corbyn: Boris Johnson will use NHS as bargaining chip in US trade deal

The transcript highlights the lack of plans to address Brexit, public service crises, and the climate emergency in the UK. It discusses potential consequences of a trade deal with the US, including opening UK markets and public services to American products and companies. Concerns are raised about US access to the UK health market, despite official denials.

What are the key issues highlighted in the first section regarding the UK's current challenges?

• Immigration and border control

• Taxation and economic growth

• Education reform and healthcare

• Brexit, public services, and climate emergency

What is a potential consequence of a trade deal with the US as discussed in the second section?

• Opening up UK markets to American products

• Increased tariffs on British goods

• Reduction in US imports

• Strengthening of the British pound

According to the second section, what might the UK be required to do in a trade deal with the US?

• Restrict American investments

• Open public services to American products

• Increase tariffs on American goods

• Close its markets to American products

What concern is raised in the final section about American companies entering the UK?

• They will create more jobs

• They will demand investor protection

• They will reduce competition

• They will lower product quality

What is the belief about the US administration's intentions towards the UK's health market?

• They would insist on access to it

• They plan to privatize it

• They have no interest in it

• They want to improve it