Five big moments at Labour’s party conference #news #shorts

During Labour’s first conference in power for 14 years, Keir Starmer unveiled his plans for “national renewal” including around energy and housing.
Sir Keir made an embarrassing gaffe during his speech, mistakenly calling for the “return of the sausages” held in Gaza, when he intended to say hostages.

Watch the full video for all five of the key takeaways.

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8 comments

  4. Starmer waffled on about what he was going to do,,, but never said how,, only that it would cost the working class and not the super wealthy

  5. The 1st Woman Home Secretary Jaqui Smith,,,Gordon Brown's Government stood down,,,Expenses Scandal,,,,1st Woman Chancellor,,,,,Let's see how it goes 🤔

  6. Stop giving the tax pays money away the British people Gome first and the country climate change is one big fat lie it's to keep the British people under the thume

  7. This is turning into a socialist government. A heckerler treated badly. Yet this was the party who were for demonstrations. The Chancellor could raise her 22 billion easy. By taking away the surcure lock on nhs pensions. It costs 40 billion ayear. They could also safe more on civil servants pensions and transport. But this government is about boosting up all service providers, in guise to selling the companies off later.

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