Disasters and tragedies when they happen to immediately help the families never get that process put its enormous i really hope that all of those people who were involved in this are really proud of what theyve achieved tonight. Nick, last week, in terms theyve achieved tonight. Nick, last week, in terms of theyve achieved tonight. Nick, last week, in terms of labour, theyve achieved tonight. Nick, last week, in terms of labour, it theyve achieved tonight. Nick, last week, in terms of labour, it was i week, in terms of labour, it was dominated by conversations about freebies and tickets and Dissent And Pay in numberio freebies and tickets and Dissent And Pay in number 10 so where are we particularly with the latter issues . Where we are with those political staff if they were very happy with the speech today, they think it went down really well and they think the Prime Minister did a really good job and theyre really loyal to him on the wider point about the dysfunctionality in Downing Street and the concerns over pay for political staff, that the chief of staff, as we found that, Sue Gray, earning more than the Prime Minister because her salary has been bumped up because her salary has been bumped up and the morejunior people earning less than their tory predecessors, as you said, coming in him into this conference, the atmosphere looked like it was one of dissent but talking around the conference, the atmosphere like mutiny, it feels mutinous. And the view is that this has got to be sorted out, it has got to be sorted out, they are saying, in the next few weeks. fit, out, they are saying, in the next few weeke out, they are saying, in the next few weeks. � , , a, few weeks. 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The only thing that people have to think the only thing that people have to think about the only thing that people have to think about now. The only thing that people have to think about now. The only thing that people have to think about now. Thank you all very much. Nick and i are back tomorrow. Goodnight. Live from london. This is bbc news. Sir Keir Starmer lays out his � long term project� for the uk aiming for optimism whilst setting out the � trade offs� that he says the country must face. � we must build a new britain built from that age old spirit we must build a new britain built from that age old spirit of creativity and enterprise. The Pride And Ambition of working people. Tens of thousands flee their homes as Lebanons Capital is pelted by israeli Air Strikes more than Five Hundred And Sixty people including children have been killed. A former Police Officer is jailed for running a Horse Racing betting ring which made millions by Defrauding Thousands of people. And not pulling its punches why octopus Hit Fish in the head to keep them in line. Hello, im ggm. Sir Keir Starmer has promised National Renewal in his first speech to the Labour Party Conference as Prime Minister but he warned of tough choices ahead. The Prime Minister pledged to stabilise the economy but made it clear that some of his decisions would be unpopular. And he spoke out against Populism And Racism after the summer riots. From liverpool, our political editor, Chris Mason sent this report please welcome Keir Starmer. Theyve waited 15 years to hear a sentence like that. A party so often crushed by defeat, basking in winning. Take ride that by defeat, basking in winning. Take pride that labour by defeat, basking in winning. Ia Age pride that labour one in by defeat, basking in winning. Ia Ate Pride that labour one in every single region in england. Take pride that england won in wales, that liberal one in scotland labour. Before Slip Ups and Take Pride that labour won in wales. Take pride that labour won in scotland. Governing is always difficult for every party, and thats before Slip Ups and unforced errors. And plenty that takes forever to do perhaps never gets done, so leaders like to celebrate what they have managed. Doctors back in theatre. New solar projects, new offshore wind projects, the onshore ban lifted. Great British Energy launched. One Word Ofsted Judgments ended. Next, the Prime Minister tried to describe how life feels for many people. Look at our country. Do you see a britain where people feel, with the certainty that they deserve, that the future will be better for their children . Because when i was growing up, thats what we believed, but that is not the country we inherited injuly. That confidence, that certainty, its brittle and fragile. Hisjob, then, to end that. And, in an extended section of particular passion from Sir Keir Starmer, the riots this summer, poles apart, he said, from legitimate worries about migration. People concerned about immigration were not doing that, because they understand that this country, this democratic country, is built on the rule of law, the ballot box, the common understanding that we debate our differences. We do not settle them with violent thuggery, and racism is vile controlling migration a commitment, he said. And on choices in government, like cancelling the Winter Fuel Payment for millions of pensioners. I understand that many of the decisions we must take will be unpopular. If they were popular, theyd be easy. To the volatile international picture, The Middle East and developments there in the last few days. So i call again for Restraint And De escalation at the border between lebanon and israel. And. I call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, the return of the sausages. The hostages, and a recommitment to the two state solution. Note the slip up there, sausages caught quickly and all over Social Media almost as quickly. This speech was light on new policies, but this next bit was new making it easier for military veterans to find a home. We will repay those who served us and house all veterans in housing need. Homes will be there for heroes. But campaigners say theres nowhere near enough Social Housing as it is. Then, a protester. This guy has obviously got a pass from the 2019 conference and to the Prime Ministers conclusion. A britain built to last, built with respect, built with pride. Because together, we have shown that britain belongs to you this speech, this conference has oozed a pride in victory, but also, has groaned under the weight of responsibility of governing, governing in an era of cynicism about politics and squeezed living standards. Did it need to be that bit more positive, given the gloom of the last few months . Weve been really clear since we came in about the scale of the challenge that we face. People watching will want to know when you can actually do stuff, when they can feel things improving. You must feel that pressure. Absolutely. People voted for change and were determined to deliver it. Upbeat, positive, optimistic, how to build a better britain. The Cabinets View is one thing, its what you make of it that really matters. Chris mason, bbc news, in liverpool. The Prime Minister has again said hes prepared to make difficult decisions. Three months after labours landslide victory. Ben chu, from bbc verify, has been assessing sir keir� s popularity in the polls compared to his predecessors. Sir Keir Starmer� s personal Approval Ratings have taken a knock since he became Prime Minister. 2,000 people have been regularly asked by the polling firm opinium, to what extent do you approve or disapprove of the way Keir Starmer is handling hisjob as leader of the opposition, and sincejuly, as Prime Minister . Just before the election, around 40 disapproved and 40 approved of his performance. And heres whats happened since the election. The share approving in september has fallen to 24 , and the Share Disapproving had Hit 50 , suggesting a substantial negative net Approval Rating of more than 20 percentage points. How had starmer� s predecessors as pm fared at a similar stage in their governments . Well, Ipsos Mori has a long Running Series asking people, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way the pm is performing . Heres what it shows for satisfaction, after roughly two months of polls for each new pm. Tony blairs net satisfaction for the public increased. Liz trusss declined dramatically, amid the chaos of the mini budget. Both Borisjohnson And Rishi sunak started in negative territory and declined from there. At the end ofjuly, starmer had positive net satisfaction of seven, but in september, that had fallen to 21. So why have Keir Starmer� s ratings dropped . An indication comes from a separate poll from yougov, which asked people this month why they are disappointed with this government. The most common reason given was the Means Testing of Winter Fuel Payments, followed by financially hitting pensioners and the poor. My Colleague Danny Savage has spent the day in leeds, where labour made some gains at the election, to see what people there think of the Prime Minister. Leeds, the city where Keir Starmer went to university. He has great affection for this area, but is that reflected back by voters here . Lets start at a cafe in horsforth. Dino voted labour in the summer. He should sound a bit more optimistic. Erm, i think everybody should be a little bit more optimistic because the tough times are now, and obviously, its always after rain, comes sunshine. Give him a break, yeah. I mean, you know, hes only had a few weeks, you know, hardly anything. Customer david is also a labour supporter. Hes lost his Winter Fuel allowance, but understands why. Im probably in a position easier to cope with it than a lot of other people. I think its probably necessary, you know, due to this 22. Billion. Billion, whatever it was, yeah he says Theres Light