Prime Minister Keir Starmer will deliver a bleak message at the Labour Party conference, warning that the future will be difficult and public spending won't rise significantly. He'll emphasize a 'shared struggle' and fiscal responsibility.
Keir Starmer will continue the doom and gloom in his Labour Conference speech today as he warns the future "will be hard". The Prime Minister will say in his speech at the conference in Liverpool that things "will be tough in the short-term" and that the country needs a "shared struggle".
His first few months have been downbeat and he has been accused of having too much "doom and gloom". He warned of a painful autumn budget in a speech last month and has also come under fire for stripping the Winter Fuel Payment from millions of pensioners. He will also warn that things will be difficult in the future: “It will be hard. That’s not rhetoric, it’s reality. It’s not just that financial black hole, the £22bn of unfunded spending commitments, concealed from our country by the Tories, it’s not just the societal black hole – our decimated public services leaving communities held together by little more than good will - it’s also the political black hole.
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