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Welcome to the Sky News Daily. I'm Neil Patterson, in the hall eagerly awaiting Sir Kier Starrmer's big speech to the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

Last week, of course, Rishi Sunak was grabbing the headlines after he scrapped the HS2 link between

Birmingham and Manchester, making that announcement in Manchester, of course.

Today, well, for Sarkir, it's all about getting Britain's future back.

So we're expecting some big policy announcements, particularly on house building,

and no doubt plenty of bashing of the Tories, which always goes down well with the delegates.

But whereas the Prime Minister needed to deliver the speech of his life, the jury remains out,

what Sir Kirstama needs is to avoid any hint of triumphalism or complacency.

Events in Israel and Gaza have somewhat overshadowed this conference.

We would certainly expect the Labour leader to address the bloodshed

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