Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander addresses party conference – her speech in full
Heidi Alexander set out Labour’s plans to transform Britain’s transport network, including rail renationalisation and public control of buses
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Heidi Alexander set out Labour’s plans to transform Britain’s transport network, including rail renationalisation and public control of buses
John Healey sets out his economic vision as Chancellor, focusing on fiscal discipline, industrialisation and renewed hope for Britain.
Miliband sets out Labour’s foreign policy priorities, including support for Ukraine, closer EU ties and action on climate and AI
Streeting sets out Labour’s plans to strengthen Britain’s defences, support Ukraine and create jobs through domestic defence procurement.
Jonathan Reynolds sets out Labour’s plans to support business and workers, protect jobs and tackle bogus self-employment.
Mr Kinnock set out his vision for a stronger Wales in a strong United Kingdom.
Work and Pensions Secretary sets out plans for welfare reform, including a Jobs Guarantee and support for young disabled people into work.
Welsh Labour leader sets out plans to rebuild the party and deliver greater progress for people across Wales.
Michael Marra used his first conference speech as Scottish Labour leader, to set out two early priorities: education and workers' rights.
He used his speech to set out Labour’s plans for Scotland, highlighting workers’ rights, while calling for greater co-operation with the Scottish Government.
First Secretary sets out plans to reform government, bring public services back in-house, whilst supporting British jobs and skills.
Lucy Powell sets out Labour’s education plans including technical qualifications, SEND reform and support for schools.