Keir Starmer has made his way to Liverpool to attend the Labour Party Conference, where he aims to challenge Nigel Farage.
During a visit on Saturday morning, the Prime Minister spoke to school children and criticized Reform UK’s proposal to end indefinite leave to remain, stating that it could cause significant harm to the UK. He plans to launch further attacks in the coming days.
In anticipation of the conference, Mr. Starmer emphasized that the Labour party is engaged in a crucial battle for the nation’s values. He stressed the importance of confronting and defeating Reform UK and the populist right to avoid being judged harshly by history.
Starmer asserted that the conference provides an opportunity to present an alternative to the divisive and negative approach advocated by Reform UK. He emphasized the need for patriotic national renewal instead of succumbing to toxic division and decline.
Arriving at the conference venue in Liverpool alongside his wife Lady Victoria, Starmer described the event as pivotal in conveying their message to the country. He highlighted the significance of promoting unity and fighting against forces that threaten the nation’s integrity.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to lead Labour into the next election and urged the party to focus on the bigger picture rather than internal politics. He emphasized the urgency of presenting a united front and seizing the opportunity to confront Reform UK.
Upon his arrival at the Labour conference, the PM strongly criticized Reform UK’s proposal to revoke indefinite leave to remain while engaging with students. He expressed deep concern over the potential impact on long-standing residents who contribute to society in various ways, warning that such policies could divide the country and undermine its core values.
