Robert Maxwell interview on support for Labour

The transcript discusses the unwavering support for the Labour Party despite internal and external challenges. It criticizes Mr. Ben's statements, which are seen as damaging to the party's image. The Daily Mirror reaffirms its support for Labour, emphasizing that the party is larger than any individual. The transcript also highlights the Labour Party's internal conflicts and the impact of the miners' strike, including the role of policing in the situation.

What is the stance of the speaker regarding the Labour Party?

• Conditional support based on leadership changes

• Unconditional support regardless of circumstances

• Support only if the party wins elections

• Support only if the party distances from militants

What was the criticism directed at Mr. Ben's performance?

• It was praised for gaining votes

• It was seen as a disgrace to the party

• It was considered a strategic move

• It was ignored by the media

How does the Daily Mirror view its relationship with the Labour Party?

• It will only support the party if Mr. Ben is removed

• It sees the party as bigger than any individual

• It will stop supporting the party if it loses elections

• It will support the party only if the miners win

What internal issue is highlighted within the Labour Party?

• The party's lack of media presence

• The leader's suggestions on reselection being rejected

• The party's alliance with international groups

• The party's financial struggles

What is the Labour Party's stance on the police's actions?

• They believe the police should be defunded

• They object to the police's actions but acknowledge the need for policing

• They fully support the police

• They ignore the police's actions