Politics

Sir Keir said he was pleased to have "got my own house in order" at the party's Brighton conference.

Turkeys could be scarce and toys under the tree could be underwhelming, analysts have warned.

The Justice Secretary said prisoners and offenders should be given "skin in the game".

Clement Beaune said the country will “not hesitate to take retaliatory action”, sparking fears of another fishing war in the Channel. 

"He just pinches everybody's ideas and makes out that it's his ideas," one woman said.

Starmer’s performance went down better than either Jeremy Corbyn or Boris Johnson’s first conference speeches, polling found.

Experts said European haulage firms have "more flexibility to deploy labour" than post-Brexit Britain.

Sir Keir Starmer had taken the messiah complex of Tony Blair, the facial expressions of a constipated Gordon Brown and the music David Cameron bops to at his Chipping Norton soirés.

The Labour leader said the UK needs a plan to "Make Brexit Work" in his long-awaited conference speech.