Sir Keir Starmer stated that Labour will deliver the national renewal that Britain needs, but it will involve trade-offs, such as installing new prisons and electricity pylons.
Starmer emphasized that stabilizing the economy is the first step of a long-term plan, acknowledging concerns about cuts to winter fuel payments during his speech.
In addressing the summer riots following the Southport knife attack, he strongly condemned the violence and distinguished between legitimate concerns about immigration and lawlessness.
Responding to a heckler during the speech, Starmer quipped about past leadership, explaining that while protests occurred, he and his party have been focused on implementing change.
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