Name: Brexitを超えて。ジェレミー・コービンの急進的な労働党会議 I FT (Beyond Brexit: Jeremy Corbyn's radical Labour conference I FT)
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There are normally two ways to judge a party conference.

and the drama as it happens, and then there's

the way we look back at it once the waters have closed

The government will be held to account for what it has done.

Boris Johnson has been found to have misled the country.

This unelected prime minister should now resign.

Almost all the news stories about this conference

It started with a row over what the Party's Brexit

position will be going into the general election,

and it ended with the response to the Supreme Court ruling

on Boris Johnson's prorogation of Parliament.

But underneath the hood of the Brexit conversations,

a number of extraordinary radical policies, which,

if it got to carry them out, would transform the country.

The next Labour government will reduce the average full-time

working week to 32 hours within the next decade.

And I think when we look back at this conference and some

we may look back at it as the moment when Labour took

a really dramatic shift in a number of its economic

including for young people from the age of 16.

The years of retreat and defeat are coming to an end.

Conference, the Labour Party, and our movement,

Go forward to win an election for the people of this country!

his leader speech brought forward a day because

The conference is just singing The Red Flag and now Jerusalem.

And this was very much a speech about building

Jerusalem in England's green and pleasant land.

Once you got past all of the Brexit content,

which dominated the first half of the speech,

this was a very powerful speech of transformation,

which would leave people in no doubt that a Labour government

led by Jeremy Corbyn would be one of the most radical ever

think there were three issues overshadowing it.

The first was Brexit and whether the Party

would go into the election with a clear position.

The second was the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn,

not that he was under threat, but that Brexit

had become a proxy fight for the succession.

And the third was the environmental policies,

which were extremely radical, and the row

It's all been overshadowed by the Brexit announcement

But I think when people look back at this conference,

they will see that it's been a very meaningful one in which

Labour has adopted a raft of really radical positions.

with targets which are extraordinarily radical.

The decarbonisation of Britain effectively

by 2030, the nationalisation of the big six energy

companies, these are extraordinarily radical

positions that will cost vast amounts of money

I've been a Labour Party member for 40 years.

Was there any particular bit in there you especially liked?

that Green is actually seen as an Industrial Revolution.

There was a sense of unity in there, which

Obviously, this conference has been a bit divided, especially

in the beginning, but we all brought ourselves together.

Your first time out, what did you make of it all?

he was the best person to be prime minister,

but I now can't picture anyone else being prime minister

Our message is bring it on, bring on the general election

Of course, the fact that they'll find it appealing

It's also got to be implemented, it's got to be costed,

and that's where you run into some very substantial

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