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- Keir Starmer's speech at the Labour Party Conference aimed to define what Labour stands for, appealing to the middle class and making the party believe that winning the next general election is possible.
- During the party conferences, the focus was on projecting party messages and identities rather than announcing major policies, while concerns arose about the Tories being nervous about Labour's effectiveness at the conference.
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Kier Starmer's speech at the Labour Party Conference aimed to define what Labour stands for, highlighting aspiration and his personal background. He emphasized the importance of a government that serves the people, addressing issues like housing, the NHS, and opportunities for working-class people. The speech appealed to the middle class and received positive reviews, although policy details were minimal. The goal was to make the party believe that winning the next general election is possible.
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