Sir Keir says no to re-nationalisation.

But Boris says yes, in fact its about the only thing he can do with the railways, and there are several other privatisation disasters waiting to be saved.

This is Corbyn territory, and energy and water look like musts, the public have shifted imo, they see failure and fat cat shareholders disappearing now they are bust.

Along with corporation tax increases it looks like a Corbyn tory government!

Not for Sir Keir though he will be too busy protecting the rich and kneeling before the USA even more than Boris.

Boris is not 'scummy', he is as Starmer said, perhaps though the phrase could be more accurately directed at the labour leader himself ??

Funny old game, isn't it.......

Now labour has announced the Corbyn era as gone, it is good to see the government adopting his policies in some areas, whereas the opposition will continue to be irrelevant Blairites!

I watched the whole speech, quite an odd mix. Parts designed to bring tears to eyes, I noted Jo Wilcox's sister was placed at the front next to the poor couple whose daughter was murdered.

Lots of the usual platitudes, every leaders speech at every conference has same.

Only number I came away with was 3% of GDP to be invested into " scientific research ".

As usual it's all non specific spending until " the Clause 5 " meeting.

All the stuff about his parents was irrelevant to me. I am interested in what the policies are, not the back story of the leader.

As pointed out on BBc afterwards, he goes on and on and takes ages to make a point.

All in all, if the conference was a boxing match, the Corbynistas lost on points but are still hanging around.

Rayner continues to be an embarrassment so happy to have her in a senior position.

I would be pleased to have a competent opposition that can hold the Government to account properly and I don't see that yet.

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Starmer is right to praise the achievements of the previous labour administration.

But the labour governments of Wilson and Blair were broad churches and kept the left onside.

He is doing the opposite, and has no vision to appeal to voters, not enough hope or even a bit of excitement.

Someone told me Sakia Stama Is a Football fan. I said ‘Who?’ They replied leader of The lefties.

...is a member of The Trilateral Commission.
A puppet for The New World Order (the "build back better" brigade)
Not to be trusted.

Think you mean Boris, he"s increasing income tax and national insurance, and done it already, what sir Keir might do in the event of him ever getting in, which is slim, is just Hans Christian Anderson! Concentrate on the Boris tax rises that are happening- not with whataboutery.