Sir Keir will take to the stage at ACC Liverpool at 2pm
Sir Keir Starmer will take to the stage at the Labour Party Conference at ACC Liverpool at 2pm. He will say the tide is turning towards his party as he sets his sights on at least two terms in power to rescue a country 'ruined' by 13 years of Conservative rule.
With critics suggesting Labour has benefited from disaffection with the Conservatives rather than a desire to see Sir Keir in No 10, aides said his speech to the party's conference in Liverpool will answer the question: "Why Labour?"He will promise 'a Britain strong enough, stable enough, secure enough for you to invest your hope, your possibility, your future', where 'things will be better for your children'.
The speech is set to begin at 2pm - so stick with us for another 15 minutes and we'll be in the thick of it.Today is a big day in British politics - the leader of the opposition is giving his final speech before a general election. What's more, if the polls hold into next year, Sir Keir Starmer could well be Prime Minister of a Labour government.
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