After a summer where the Government was on the back foot to Reform’s weekly hammering on migration; Labour is now in danger of overcorrecting. At the annual gathering, patriotism is in strong supply. There are more Union flags than a Golden Jubilee street party.
Runcorn was also lost to Reform because a hotel that had once hosted local weddings had been given over to housing migrants. Last week, Farage took his party’s rhetoric up a notch, promising that not only would he deport illegal immigrants, he would also abolish indefinite leave to remain (ILR), which gives people rights and access to benefits before they can apply for UK citizenship.
Asylum seekers will also need to be working, paying national insurance and not be claiming benefits, she said. Mahmood, a Muslim child of Pakistani immigrants, is almost uniquely placed in the Cabinet to make Labour’s argument to voters.
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“There are some who we will never be able to persuade, but there are others, a growing number, who are on a path from patriotism towards ethno-nationalism, and this can be stopped,” she added.
Starmer has also been trying to make the distinction that supporters of Reform are not themselves racist, but it’s not entirely clear Reform’s potential supporters are open to the distinction. In Liverpool activists debated whether Starmer had got the balance right.
But there is another front Labour is opening up to tackle the threat from Reform. That’s reclaiming dilapidated high streets from the curse of nail bars, vape stores and barber shops, or worse, being closed entirely.
The i Paper understands Reed is planning on changing the law so that if an owner cannot be identified, the shops can be taken over and given to the local community to use. The units can then be used for business start-ups or other needs identified by residents.
“This Labour Government is unequivocal: there must be a future, there will be a future, for steel forged here on British soil,” she said.
There is an appetite for the sort of rhetoric Reform is currently using.
But it’s clear from Liverpool that Labour has shifted and is taking Reform seriously. From the Cabinet down to local councillors, the party has recognised their pitch to the country both isn’t good enough and isn’t getting through.
This shift in the language and policies is ahead of Welsh, Scottish and local English elections next May as both parties battle for the GB News-consuming patriotic working class.
“We can reclaim the mantle that was once ours … we will be the party of the working class,” Mahmood has also told a fringe meeting, an acknowledgement that – right now at least – Labour is not.
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