Tony Blair's speech and Q&A on the future of Labour Part 25/36

The transcript discusses the opposition to Tory policies, emphasizing the need for a clear government platform. It highlights the welfare debate and reforms to disability benefits, acknowledging internal conflicts within the Labour Party. The speaker warns against positioning on the traditional left, suggesting it may lead to failure. Finally, the importance of Britain's role in Europe is stressed, criticizing the handling of the Greek crisis and advocating for leadership rather than withdrawal.

What are some reasons mentioned for opposing the Tories?

How did the speaker feel about the reforms made to disability benefits?

What is the speaker's stance on Britain's role in Europe?

What is the speaker's opinion on the idea of a referendum regarding Britain's position in Europe?

What does the speaker believe about the handling of the Greek crisis by Europe?