"We've got the fight of our lives ahead of us,"
"We've got to beat Reform. Now is not the time for introspection."
"It is a completely different thing to say we are going to reach into people who are lawfully here and start removing them,"
"I do think that it's a racist policy, I do think it is immoral, and it needs to be called out for what it is."
Labour Party frames the Liverpool conference as a chance to reset and rally support ahead of the next election, urging unity against Reform UK's rise in national polls. The party defends its record on illegal immigration and rejects Nigel Farage's proposal to deport people lawfully resident in Britain, calling the policy racist and immoral. Pollster Ipsos reports only 13% of voters satisfied with the government's leadership and 79% dissatisfied, the lowest rating since 1977. Performance will be judged on living standards, public services quality, and household safety, with energy urged outward rather than inward.
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