Starmer to Address Labour Conference on Tough Decisions

In his first Labour Party conference speech as Prime Minister, Keir Starmer will promise 'light at the end of the tunnel' while emphasizing the need for a 'shared struggle' through tough economic times. His address in Liverpool will outline measures such as reducing net migration, cracking down on benefit fraud, and introducing a Hillsborough Law for public accountability. Starmer will acknowledge the country's exhaustion with politics and the cost-of-living crisis but insist that difficult decisions now will lead to long-term benefits like higher economic growth, reduced NHS waiting lists, and safer streets. Despite recent controversies over winter fuel payment cuts and donations, Starmer aims to present a vision of national renewal and collective effort to rebuild Britain. He will stress that the Labour Party remains committed to serving working people and will not offer false hope about the challenges ahead.