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Who should have a say in the Labour Party?

Following Labour's general election performance, some within the party think it's time to change the party's structure and the way it makes decisions - to give members and the leadership more of a say. However, not everyone is happy with this, saying it would be divisive and would marginalise sections within the party.

Reporter Faizal Farook speaks to Momentum's National Organiser Emma Rees and activist Beth Foster-Ogg, Labour Party Chair Ian Lavery MP, Opposition Whip Thangam Debbonaire MP, Progress director Richard Angell, journalist and Labour member Paul Mason and Unite General Secretary Len McCluskey to find out what they think Labour should do next to shape the party for the future.