Jeremy Corbyn interview on trade unions

The transcript discusses the timeline for upcoming elections and outlines the priorities of opposing welfare reform, trade union bills, and budget policies. It criticizes the government's tendency to blame minorities and deregulated banks for societal issues. The discussion extends to the importance of maintaining Royal Mail as a natural monopoly and the need for energy diversity through local government involvement. The transcript concludes with a focus on trade union rights and the need to uphold workers' rights as per international conventions.

What are the priorities mentioned for the government after the election?

Why does the speaker oppose the welfare reform bill?

How does the speaker view the role of local government in energy generation?

What is the speaker's stance on trade unions and their rights?

What does the speaker believe about the rights of trade unions?