- Sir Keir Starmer expressed confidence that Labour can "pull this round" as the party heads into its annual conference, despite facing significant challenges.
- New polling reveals Sir Keir is the least popular prime minister on record, with a net satisfaction rating of -66, lower than previous lows for Rishi Sunak and John Major.
- He warned that Reform UK would bring "division" to the country and claimed the Conservative Party is "dead," positioning the next election as a choice between Labour and Reform.
- The Labour conference is set to address internal divisions, including speculation about Andy Burnham's leadership prospects and renewed calls from MPs and unions to abolish the two-child benefit cap.
- Discussions at the conference will also cover Sir Keir's proposed digital ID system and plans for new "New Towns."
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