Keir Starmer Urges Labour to Focus on the Real Fight

Keir Starmer, the UK's Prime Minister, has a tough job ahead. He's asking his party, Labour, to stop looking inward and come together to tackle a big challenge: beating Reform UK. Starmer thinks Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, has some extreme ideas, like deporting lots of people, which Starmer calls racist and wrong. Labour is currently behind in the polls, and Starmer knows he needs to change that. He's using the party's conference in Liverpool to get everyone focused on the election coming in 2029. He's also defending his plans to handle illegal immigration, saying it's different from what Farage wants to do. Starmer's not doing great in the polls. Only 13% of people are happy with him, which is the lowest rating since they started tracking this stuff. But he's not ignoring the problem. He says he'll be judged on three things: making life better for people, improving public services, and making sure everyone feels safe. This is a big moment for Starmer. He needs to prove he can lead and get Labour back on track. The question is, can he do it?