Jeremy Corbyn says he would back a second EU referendum

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's approach to Brexit, emphasizing the importance of a proper debate and respecting conference decisions. It highlights Labour's preference for a general election over a second referendum, influenced by union opinions. The possibility of negotiating a favorable deal with Europe post-Brexit is also explored, with Corbyn and Labour positioned as key players in this process.

What is the Labour Party's stance on a second Brexit referendum?

• They have already decided to hold a second referendum.

• They are against it under all circumstances.

• They will consider it if the members support it.

• They will only support it if the EU agrees.

What is the Labour leadership's preferred method to address Brexit?

• A public opinion poll to gauge interest.

• A direct negotiation with the EU without any vote.

• A general election to potentially gain power.

• A second referendum with the option to remain.

What is the stance of some union leaders regarding a potential referendum?

• It should include the option to remain in the EU.

• It should focus solely on trade agreements.

• It should not include the option to stay in the EU.

• It should be postponed indefinitely.

Who is seen as capable of negotiating a satisfactory deal with Europe?

• The Green Party

• The Conservative Party

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Labour Party led by Corbyn

What is the Labour Party's goal in negotiating with Europe post-Brexit?

• To create a deal that satisfies everyone.

• To rejoin the EU immediately.

• To isolate the UK from European markets.

• To focus solely on immigration policies.