""It is a test," Sir Keir said. "A fight for the soul of our country, every bit as big as rebuilding Britain after the war, and we must all rise to this challenge.""
""When was the last time you heard Nigel Farage say anything positive about Britain's future? "He can't. He doesn't like Britain. Doesn't believe in Britain.""
""decisions that will not always be comfortable for our party""
Labour positioned itself to take the fight to Reform UK, which led national opinion polls, portraying the contest as a choice between renewal or decline. The party cast the struggle as existential and named Nigel Farage as a principal opponent, arguing he offered no positive vision for Britain. Internal unease over tougher migration and permanent settlement measures was acknowledged, with an acceptance that some decisions would be uncomfortable. The party critiqued overreliance on globalisation and immigration to supply workers and cited local concerns about Eastern European newcomers and community tensions.
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