Jeremy Corbyn: I do not interfere with anti-semitism cases

The transcript covers three main topics: education reform, anti-Semitism in the Labour Party, and political campaign messages. It begins with a discussion on the need for education reform, focusing on reducing class sizes, supporting teachers, and eliminating university fees. The conversation then shifts to addressing anti-Semitism within the Labour Party, highlighting the processes implemented to handle such cases. Finally, the transcript outlines the political campaign's message, emphasizing a funded manifesto and contrasting it with the current government's policies.

What is one of the proposed solutions to reduce stress for teachers and students in primary schools?

• Hiring more unqualified teachers

• Increasing class sizes

• Ending primary school testing

• Raising university fees

How does the Labour Party plan to address the issue of oversized classes?

• By reducing the number of schools

• By hiring more teachers

• By increasing university fees

• By increasing class sizes

What was introduced to handle anti-Semitism cases within the Labour Party?

• A financial penalty system

• An independent appeals procedure

• A public apology campaign

• A new membership policy

What is the Labour Party's approach to handling anti-Semitism cases?

• Ignoring the cases

• Outsourcing the cases to a third party

• Handling them internally without transparency

• Using an independent, legally advised process

What is the Labour Party's stance on the issue of austerity?

• They have no clear stance on austerity

• They aim to end austerity

• They plan to increase austerity

• They support continuing austerity measures