Watch Keir Starmer LIVE at Labour Party Conference 2024

[nevertoolate]

If I'm understanding this Labour government so far, we're getting expensive & pointless facial recognition logging our every move, NHS handed over to Black Rock, AI data centers masquerading as employment/investment, but I still won't be able to get a dentist. Is that about right? I might be wrong because all I'm hearing is "We're a changed party!" And "He must have a pass to the 2019 conference, Ha ha ha!"

[scuukum]

after I typed in Return the sausages, the youtube algorthymns have gone mad, , on me , serving me sausage

[daddymulk]

Ed Miliband has vowed to ban landlords from renting out properties that do not meet energy efficiency standards.
It’s not only ‘landlords’. This is a key part of the plan to force home owners and mortgage payers out of their homes with ‘climate’ demands they cannot afford. ‘You will own nothing’: Landlords to be banned from renting out homes that are not energy efficient – says little boy in short trousers

[ehnowthen]

His mouth is moving. That only means one thing...

[hughzapretti-boyden]

Free Geir Keir the red tory! You wouldn't trust him as far as you could spit!🤬

[trevorbrassey]

He looks and sounds like Dolores Umbridge in Harry Potter!

[OwrSid]

I don't trust you or the rest of your cabinet.

[davidwilson]

The makings of a great prime minister leading from the front.

[Thomes-Maisling]

Thankyou conference? Why not ladies and gentlemen?
Is that normal to greet the people like that at at conference? It just sounds impersonal and robotic to me.
You wouldn't say thankyou theatre at a play.

[lisabruniges]

I bet the prime ministers pension isn't mean tested

[Ajon]

It was my miatake to vote for you. You wont be getting my vote next time if im atill alive.

[MargaretTaylor-iq]

Thank you, you are going to be one of the best PMs ever

[OmerineHonda]

Excellent well done keeping going we needs all change for Uk thanks so much for big conférence God bless you

[daddymulk]

Keir Starmer has blamed his son’s GCSEs for taking £20, 000 in donations for accommodation.
The PM insisted his teenager needed somewhere to study in peace while the family were under close scrutiny during the run-up to the election.
Sir Keir also left the door open to accepting more hospitality from donors in future, saying it was a matter of ‘judgement’ for MPs.
The premier has been accused of hypocrisy over gifts after Labour was highly critical of Boris Johnson and other Tories when they were in power.
But in a round of interviews after his speech to party conference last night, Sir Keir said he was ‘not going to apologise for not doing anything wrong’ and the freebies did not ‘cost the taxpayer a penny’.
He insisted the transition to Downing Street had been ‘really difficult’ for his two children, who were previously raised in North London.
Asked about the donations, Sir Keir said that around £20, 000 he had declared from Lord Alli for unspecified accommodation was for his teenager to study for exams in a ‘peaceful’ atmosphere while there was intense media attention in the run-up to the election.
‘My boy, 16, was in the middle of his GCSEs. I made him a promise, a promise that he would be able to get to his school, do his exams, without being disturbed, ’ he told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.

[ptartworks]

"Everyone deserves the chance to be touched by art"

The most beautiful and salient thing I've ever heard comes from the mouth of a politician I can finally believe in for the first time ever in my 52 years on the planet.

Thank you for saying what I've believed in my whole life Keir...

Yours,
(struggling but not starving)
An Artist

[jeanettehawrot]

Fantastic speech. Thank you Prime Minister. You have given me hope.

[lookinginwonder]

I was so moved, I was in tears.

Thank you, Kier.

Jason Roberts.

[swatantranandanwar]

Change begins with a new leader.. to put one socialism back into the Party

[adama-k]

Top class speech. No more populist nonsense politics, finally sensible and credible leadership.

[zcatfanxq]

Thank you for your work - keep on, Keir.