If the Tories had any decency, they would get out of the way – Starmer

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's efforts over the past two years to transform and unite, presenting a confident and focused image to voters in Wakefield. It contrasts this with the Conservative Party's current struggles, suggesting they are out of ideas and touch. The Labour Party's focus on issues affecting working people is highlighted as a key reason for voter confidence.

What has been the focus of the Labour Party's transformation over the past two years?

• Increasing taxes for working people

• Becoming a confident and united party

• Reducing voter turnout

• Improving relations with the Conservative Party

What is the current state of the Conservative Party according to the transcript?

• They are focusing on environmental issues

• They are forming a coalition with Labour

• They are out of touch and out of ideas

• They are gaining popularity

What opportunity does the Labour Party see due to the Conservative Party's challenges?

• To focus on international relations

• To increase taxes

• To become the next government

• To form a coalition government

How has the Labour Party's image changed in Wakefield?

• It is seen as divided and unfocused

• It is seen as focused and united

• It is seen as uninterested in local issues

• It is seen as a minor political player

What has been the Labour Party's approach to addressing the concerns of working people?

• Ignoring their issues

• Reducing their representation

• Focusing on their concerns with laser-like precision

• Increasing taxes on them