Interview with Tony Blair on Brexit

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's nuanced stance on Brexit, highlighting the challenges they might face if they come to power. It emphasizes that Brexit will remain a dominant issue in UK politics, overshadowing other critical matters like the health service crisis. The speaker suggests that Labour should openly address Brexit as a Tory-driven issue and focus on policies that tackle immigration, jobs, inequality, and living standards, which Brexit alone cannot resolve.

What is the speaker's view on Labour's approach to Brexit?

• Labour should address the concerns of voters who supported Brexit.

• Labour should ignore Brexit and focus on other issues.

• Labour should oppose Brexit at all costs.

• Labour should fully support Brexit.

According to the speaker, what will be a major issue for Labour if they come to power?

• Education reform

• Brexit

• Taxation policies

• Foreign relations

What does the speaker suggest Labour should do regarding Brexit?

• Focus solely on economic growth

• Acknowledge Brexit as a Tory initiative and address real issues

• Claim Brexit as their own success

• Pretend Brexit is not happening

What does the speaker believe Brexit fails to address?

• Technological advancements

• Immigration, jobs, and inequality

• Environmental policies

• Military spending

What is the speaker's opinion on the Labour Party's belief about Brexit?

• Labour is fully supportive of Brexit.

• Labour believes Brexit is the solution to all problems.

• Labour is indifferent to Brexit.

• Labour does not see Brexit as the answer to the country's issues.