The Jeremy Corbyn effect: 'Jez we can'

Synopsis

In Bedford, a gathering commemorates the tar puddle martyrs, early 19th-century agricultural workers who symbolize ongoing struggles for the left in British politics. The event highlights contemporary issues such as new anti-trade union laws and the increasing reliance on food banks, with attendees voicing concerns over their inability to provide for their families. Jacy emerges as a key speaker, advocating for collective action and change, while the mention of Diana resonates with the crowd, underscoring the need for a compassionate society amidst challenging circumstances.