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Overall I think he's nailed this speech. He's sounding much more positive and like he has a plan for the future. Both things that were missing in their comms before.
Rachel Reeves was getting a lot of praise for her speech yesterday but it definitely felt flat compared to this.
He's making hay out of the far right riots. Bit of an open goal but unfortunately we live in times where you can't take being anti-racist for granted.
Bit boring, I thought. Last year's was better.
I was basically happy with the content, but it needed more hope spots.
Obligatory protestor heckling towards the end
I thought we were gonna get away without some wanker this year, but there's always some wanker.
I suspect the party leadership welcome it to be honest. Lets them draw a clear dividing line between them and the Corbyn era and reassure the public they aren't radicals.
Video clip of him misspeaking when talking about Gaza (sausages)