What can we learn from the Labour and Conservative party conferences? | You Ask The Questions

It's that time of the year where the UK's political parties hold their main annual conferences. With a general election scheduled for next year, how likely is it that Kier Starmer could regain power for Labour as our next Prime Minister? We've seen 13 years of Tory rule, but Rishi Sunak's popularity has crashed to a record low since the Conservative party conference. However Starmer, who was branded "Inaction Man", by Sunak is yet to convince everyone that he has a strong vision for the country's future.

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[gudgengrebe]

They behave like childish, brainless children when debating each other. These are what we have to choose from. What happened to this country?

[jibjobjobe]

I've learnt that both parties are a waste of space!

[xAcex]

We need a box on the ballot paper 🗳️ marked None Of The Above

[kptpgox]

They are both different sides of the same coin, and quite frankly are both useless. Time for a change.

[mka]

That they are 2 sides of the same coin.

[JohnRowland-ecdr]

starmer worse labour leader i have seen in my lifetime thats 54 year's

[pinxtownington]

Both are no good for the country as taken nation has gone good to bad to unsustainable situation we are in now need to get rid of them from councils to government

[xAcex]

Starmer is Boring and Changes his stand faster than the UK weather, nobody knows what he stands for, i doubt he even knows himself

[xAcex]

The Tories must go, we need a total new lot who would put Brits of all colours first

[xinma]

No different both corrupt with curry boy

[BillVanner-cqvn]

What can we learn from the Labour party and the Conservative party. Bloody simple. Do not vote for either of them.

[johnrigby]

Who cares there both as bad as each other

[stationsixtyseven]

That we now have TWO Conservative Parties?

[queefchiefwiggam]

Voting for Labour is a stepping stone to something better. We need to make sure the Tories never come back by looking after society instead of only concerntrating on the economy

[johnscullion]

We can learn nothing from both of them and why whould we want to