The Labour leader promised controls on immigration, tight spending rules and a boost to home ownership in his party conference speech
as he made a pitch to win back voters who supported Boris Johnson.
He signalled he would fight the Government on what is traditionally considered the Tories’ home turf, with new policies on controlling immigration, boosting home ownership and keeping the public finances under control. Sir Keir Starmer, with his wife, Victoria, after giving his keynote address during the Labour Party Conference
“But what I heard, across the country, was people who thought we’d got our priorities wrong. Who wanted democratic control over their lives. But who also wanted opportunities for the next generation, communities they felt proud of, public services they could rely on.”
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