Keir Starmer is wrong to oppose proportional representation
Does Labour prefer long periods without power to sharing power?
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Labour’s annual conference will take place from Sunday 8 to Wednesday 11 October in Liverpool. Any party member at the conference has the right to vote on motions, and the main topics of discussion are what the Labour Party has to do to win the next general election, strikes, climate action and the cost-of-living crisis. Keir Starmer, the party leader, and frontbenchers including Angela Rayner, his deputy, and Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, will give speeches. Here you can find the latest news and commentary on the conference.
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Labour’s new mantra on crime: “punish, prevent, protect”
Steve Reed, the shadow justice secretary, promises a novel approach focused on the “trauma” that leads to offending.
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Why Labour is going green at its conference
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