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All FULLY COSTED as was the popular 2017 manifesto. https://labour.org.uk/manifesto/

I have no problem with her passion. I have a lot more problem with people who seem content with what has become normalised in this country regarding inequalities of opportunity and outcome.

:lolol: I checked the definition of "inexecrable"... what were they thinking? Presumably the result of a late night decision in the hotel bar...

Labour has outlined many policies during the past few days. Can we identify which of the policies are the most ridiculous and will lose most votes? Top 5?

Available on iPlayer. Don't switch off without seeing Barry Gardiner whistle "The Red Flag"... :lolol:

Window dressing doesn't hide the truth.

It is all incredibly "difficult". The message from the Labour conference, which is representative of party members and voters, is to proceed with caution. Nobody wants a bad deal Brexit that will damage the economy and hit the most vulnerable hardest. Many at the conference favour a General...

Things are certainly moving very fast at the moment. I don't think a leadership bid is imminent though.

And you believe that will be most damaging for Labour voters...? Fair enough if that is your evidence based conclusion. I don't agree.

Titanic - is there a Sky Data poll about how well JC would get on opening the batting against Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad...? It would be as important. Given the shower of shit that we have been presented with for the past two years, anyone who confidently thinks any individual would be...

This is an interesting point that is worthy of expansion. Which of Labour's policies do you feel would be the most damaging for their "old voters"...?

Seemed popular enough with the transparently "working class" union leader who followed Starmer at the rostrum. He spoke passionately about the interests of his members and the need to address their concerns - but not by taking away their jobs and wrecking our economy for a generation.

Labour are absolutely acting in the nation's interest and specifically in the interest of the millions of people who would be most vulnerable to the negative economic effects of Brexit.

Not really. "Ridiculous" would be a better adjective and that is the whole point.

"A united position before conference today"

Keir Starmer addressing conference now. "Options must include campaigning for a public vote" "Nobody is ruling out Remain as an option..!" - LENGTHY STANDING OVATION

Agreed it is all to do with "newsworthiness". Widespread and entrenched racism in the Tory party is not a story to put on a front page or make a headline - people would just shrug their shoulders. Far more interesting to make news stories out of anything that can possibly be presented as...

In amongst the rhetoric I'll try and distil what I think relates to key concrete policies: Trade Union rights for workers from day one. A real living wage of £10 an hour. A third of every board of directors to be from the workforce (not sure about how this one works but is based on a German...

John McDonnell is about to speak. Live on youtube. Looking forward to a reasoned debate about his policy proposals.

Good questions. I am no expert but I know that in Germany workers generally have rights and engagement far in excess of what has become commonplace in this country. The share ownership thing seems to work OK for John Lewis. I assume the proposed model might have some elements in common with...