
5 key takeaways from Keir Starmer’s speech
Keir Starmer today delivered what was probably the best speech of his premiership, issuing a rallying cry for the country to unite against the likes of Nigel Farage

Keir Starmer today delivered what was probably the best speech of his premiership, issuing a rallying cry for the country to unite against the likes of Nigel Farage

‘He was talking very clearly about the policy, he said, being immoral and racist’

‘I am speaking out for the thousands of councillors who are at this conference who are worried about going to the doorsteps next May.’

The Prime Minister has called Trump’s comments ‘nonsense’.

‘Our job now is to talk to the country, not to ourselves, about how we’re going to change the things that they care about.’

The source of this confusion is unclear, but it appears to be a mix of a few factors.

The recommendations from the child poverty taskforce are expected before the autumn budget on November 26, although it has been repeatedly delayed.

The party says it has suspended John Allen, who represents the Hirst ward on Northumberland County Council, following allegations that he made online comments threatening to kill the prime minister.

‘With this law, we are changing the balance of power in Britain and ensuring that the State can never hide from the people it is supposed to serve.”

To mark International Day of Democracy today, campaigners are calling on the Prime Minister to overhaul the relationship between government and people