Sir Keir, the multi-millionaire human rights QC now posing as a working-class boy. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. His credentials as a former director of public prosecutions (2008 to 2013) placed Starmer a cut above the rest of Labour's frontbench in the eyes of many Conservatives. But the next contest will be the harder one. Explore in 3D: The dazzling crown that makes a king. As well as setting out his vision and some new policies and talking about the need to win the next election, were told its going to be a deeply personal speech. However, during a fast-moving crisis the need for scrutiny is also heightened, and there are numerous issues like the lack of testing and shortages of ventilators which will need strong opposition to keep the pressure up on the government. Before that, he needs to work out how to cut through the noise at a time of national crisis. ", The idea that somehow I personally dont know what its like for people across the country and in all sorts of different circumstances is just not borne out., But a former MP Gareth Snell, who was dumped from his Stoke-on-Trent central seat criticised the knight, tweeting: Those of us in leave seats with small majorities in towns and small cities *begged* @Keir_Starmer to listen to us and our constituents when we told him that the partys Brexit policy was losing us votes. He is also outspoken on race politics. Seeing double! In another letter on Monday, the 75-year-old, who served as MP for Liverpool Riverside between 1997 and 2019, said Sir Keir was a Labour leader in whom British Jews can "once again" have trust. He repeatedly says "My wife works for the NHS." Asked by presenter Lauren Laverne about his parents and upbringing in Oxted, Surrey, Sir Keir, 58, said: "I don't often talk about my dad. Many will be hoping for more details to be revealed in his keynote speech which will draw the conference to a close.
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