The Labour leader will use his speech to the party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday to commit to getting the UK “out of this endless cycle of crisis” with a “fresh start”. He will argue Labour is now the party of “sound money” and recommit the party to an office for value for money to ensure taxpayers’ money is spent in the national interest. Ahead of the speech, Starmer was given a boost after new polling showed Labour now has a 17-point lead over the Tories. 💥LABOUR LEAD BIGGEST EVER RECORDED BY YOUGOV. 17 points, highest since 2001.https://t.co/aml5oX8dch pic.twitter.com/VFrK2XafQt — Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) September 26, 2022Related: Larry Summers says Brexit has turned UK into a ‘submerging market’

Source: The Times September 27, 2022 08:22 UTC