This is to demonstrate summarising

summarising

If you get a large extract of information not all of it may be relevant to what your looking for. Summarising will give you the information that you need and will give you the understanding of the text.

First you will need to skim read over the whole of the text to get a general Idea of what its about, this is so you get a general understanding of the whole extract.

Then scan the extract for key information that is relevant to what your going to summarise.

Once you have the key information picked out, you will need to paraphrase your summary (in your own words). link the key information together so it forms a few sentences, the sentences will be the key information that one would need to know from the extract. after that, you will have a summary for the extract however all of the summary will be relevant to you.

extract

Jeremy Corbyn was on Tuesday branded “disloyal” for refusing to sing the national anthem on a day of chaos which saw one of his shadow cabinet ministers threaten to resign over the European Union.

The new Labor leader faced heavy criticism for standing in silence while God Save the Queen was played during a Battle of Britain remembrance ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral attended by the Prime Minister, Defence Secretary and scores of military leaders.

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Former military commanders as well as Labour and Tory MPs said he was “dishonourable” for refusing to sing the national anthem.

Mr Corbyn later insisted that he “stood in respectful silence” during the remembrance ceremony.

In contrast to other leaders and dignitaries at the event, Mr Corbyn wore a mismatched suit and the top button on his shirt appeared to be undone.

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And less than 48 hours after the formation of the shadow cabinet, Lord Falconer, who served under Tony Blair, on Tuesday exposed the divisions in the new Labour leadership as he warned that he will step down if Mr Corbyn campaigns to leave the European Union.

In a further blow to Mr Corbyn, it emerged that up to 100 Labour MPs are preparing to defy him by preparing to publicly campaign for Britain to stay in the EU “with or without” the new leader’s support. 

Mr Corbyn on Tuesday travelled to the TUC conference in Brighton where he delivered a rambling speech which called for people to be given unlimited benefits.

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general election and compared the Government to the fascist leadership of General Franco in Spain.

In another sign of the disarray in Labour, Mr Corbyn forgot to deliver a number of lines in his speech that had been pre-briefed ahead of his appearance at the conference.

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It comes as Mr Corbyn prepares to face David Cameron at Prime Minister’s Questions for the first time. 

The new Labour leader has “crowd sourced” his questions to Mr Cameron by inviting members of public to submit their ideas of the Labour website.

Labour said that more than 30,000 people have submitted questions in recent days.

Mr Corbyn was on Monday evening forced to issue a statement after hours of criticism over his decision not to sing the national anthem.

Asked if Mr Cameron was surprised Mr Corbyn had not sung the anthem, the Prime Minister's official spokeswoman said: "The importance the Prime Minister attaches to the National Anthem is visible - every time he's at one of these services or a state or national event, he is very proud and willing to join with others in singing the National Anthem."

Admiral Lord West of Spithead, a Labour peer and former security minister, said: “Singing the national anthem is a sign of loyalty to the United Kingdom and British people. I cannot believe that the people of our great nation could contemplate a Prime Minister who lacks that loyalty.”

Sir Nicholas Soames, a Tory MP and the grandson of Winston Churchill, said not singing the anthem was "very rude and very disrespectful" to the Queen and "the Battle of Britain pilots who gave their all".

key points

• Jeremy Corbyn was on Tuesday branded “disloyal” for refusing to sing the national anthem on a day of chaos
• The new Labour leader faced heavy criticism for standing in silence whilst god save the queen was playing
• Mr Corbyn later insisted that he “stood in respectful silence”
• on Tuesday exposed the divisions in the new Labour leadership as he warned that he will step down if Mr Corbyn campaigns to leave the European Union.
• delivered a rambling speech which called for people to be given unlimited benefits
• Mr Corbyn was on Monday evening forced to issue a statement after hours of criticism over his decision not to sing the national anthem.
• every time he's at one of these services or a state or national event, he is very proud and willing to join with others in singing the National Anthem."
•  said not singing the anthem was "very rude and very disrespectful" to the Queen and "the Battle of Britain pilots who gave their all".

 

 

 summary of Jeremy Corbyn

On Tuesday Jeremy Corbyn was called disloyal for refusing to sing the nation anthem on a day where the people needed to hear it most. for his actions, he faced heavy criticism for being silent whilst the national anthem was playing. Former military commanders called him dishonourable for refusing to sing, however he insisted that he meant no disrespect he simply just stood in respectful silence. 48 hours after the incident, lord falconer stated that he will step down if Mr Corbyn campaigns to leave the European union. Also on the same day Mr Corbyn gave a rambling speech that consisted of giving people unlimited benefits.