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Aviemore - 24 April 2017

1. UK's Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn approaching podium

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"We are standing for the many, not the few. And it is through our collective power in a trade union that we ensure the many standing together have the power to stand up to the rich and the powerful few."

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"The Scottish people are facing a crucial choice in this election: the Tories are trying to use Brexit to turn Britain into a low wage tax haven run in the interest of the powerful; Labour will negotiate a Brexit that will build on the gains won for workers, consumers and the environment in the European Union. We will put jobs, living standards and human rights first."

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"I've been in the trade unions all my life and I will die a trade unionist because that is what I believe in. That is why one of the very first things we will do when forming our Labour government will be to repeal the Tory Trade Union Act."

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"This is a general election, it is not a referendum and only Labour can form a government and offer an alternative that will transform the lives of people in Scotland. The truth is that the Tories and the SNP are obsessed with their power struggles against Brussels and Westminster when the energy should be used to change and transform our economy to ensure that no one and no community is left behind."

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"We will also introduce four new public holidays, giving people the time to lead better and more fulfilling lives, actually helping productivity at the same time, and we will ask for the support of the governments of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland so the same four holidays can be enjoyed across of whole of the United Kingdom."

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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader:

"We will create a Scottish National Bank under Scottish control and backed by the National Investment Bank with 20 billion pounds of lending power to deliver the funds to local projects and small businesses, creating work and stimulating the economy. We will aggressively take on the tax avoiders and evaders, starting with making corporations publish the entirety of their tax returns. We will ban zero hours contracts giving new protections to 60-thousand workers guaranteed with no hours at the moment. How can people possibly plan their lives, pay their rent if they have no security of income? Is it right that so many people wake up in the morning, the first thing they do is reach for their phone to check if any texts have come in, not the nice texts we receive from friends, from family or people wishing us well and so on, but to find out if they've got any work that day or not? It is not a right or a fair way of treating people. We will end zero hours contracts, once and for all."

8. Corbyn waving to crowd at the end of speech

STORYLINE:

UK's Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn addressed a trade union conference in Scotland on Monday as part of his opposition party's campaign in the upcoming general election.

In his speech, the opposition leader called the June vote a choice between the powerful and the people and vowed that his party will take care of the interests of all the people of Great Britain.

Corbyn vowed that his part "will negotiate a Brexit that will build on the gains won for workers, consumers and the environment in the European Union" as opposed to the Conservatives that he said "are trying to use Brexit to turn Britain into a low wage tax haven run in the interest of the powerful".

He also used his speech in Aviemore to list some of Labour's campaign pledges such as the revoking of the Trade Union Act, ending zero hours contracts and the introduction of four new public holidays.

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UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY

London - 20 April 2017

1. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader:

"We are 47 hours into the election campaign. The dividing lines in this election could not be clearer from the outset. It's the Conservatives, the party of privilege and the richest, versus the Labour Party. The Labour Party that's standing up for working people, to improve the lives of all. It's the establishment versus the people. It's our historic duty to make sure the people prevail."

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2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader:

"Much of the media and the establishment are saying this election is a foregone conclusion. They think there are rules in politics which, if you don't follow by doffing your cap to the powerful people, accepting that things can't really change, then you can't win. But of course, they do not want us to win, because when we win it is the people, not the powerful, who win."

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3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader:

"That is why we, yes we, will prove the establishment experts wrong and change the direction of this election. Because the British people know that they are the true wealth creators, held back by a system rigged for the wealth extractors. Theresa May will insist that this is an election about Brexit. She will try to downplay the issues that affect people's lives every day and instead turn the election into an ego-trip about her own failing leadership and the machinations of the coming negotiations in Brussels. It is only Labour that will focus on what kind of country we want to have after Brexit. In the coming weeks, Labour will lay out our policies to unlock opportunities for every single person in this country."

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4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader:

"The European Union negotiations are going on and we've set out our lines on negotiations. Primarily, it is about gaining and retaining tariff-free access to the European Market. We haven't threatened to turn Britain into an off-shore tax haven on the shores of Europe to undermine every European economy. We've said instead we want to work with them to have an agreed process by which we continue to trade with Europe. Because walking away and trading under World Trade Organisation conditions will mean that manufacturing industry in this country will be severely damaged. Every manufacturing enterprise in this country relies on imported materials from Europe or sales to Europe, and in some cases in complicated productions, the parts cross the channel several times as they're being fabricated, in the aircraft industry and others. It is an integrated and complicated production process. The idea that you can simply approach these negotiations by threatening to set up a tax haven and 'hell take the hindmost' to the rest of the people is simply not a sensible way of negotiating."

5. Corbyn leaving, supporters standing up to clap

STORYLINE:

Facing steep odds and low popularity ratings, Britain's main opposition leader launched his election campaign on Thursday, painting himself as a populist outsider who will overturn a "rigged" political and economic system.

Labour Party chief Jeremy Corbyn said the June 8 election pitted "the establishment vs. the people" and insisted the result is not a foregone conclusion.

Labour trails a long way behind Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives in opinion polls, and many within the party believe 67-year-old socialist Corbyn is too left-wing to connect with voters.

In his first major speech of the campaign, Corbyn told supporters and journalists in London that May will make the election about Brexit and her "failing leadership", whereas the Labour Party will use the opportunity to "unlock opportunities for every single person in this country".

Addressing Brexit negotiations, Corbyn emphasised that the Labour Party's objective is not to create an "off-shore tax haven" out of Britain, but instead to work with European countries in order to arrive at a mutually beneficial trade agreement.

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