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with the one and the only pollster, sir john curtice. next with the one and the only pollster, sirjohn curticece. but first, it's time for your latest news headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> it's 432. these are your headunes >> it's 432. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom . headlines from the gb newsroom. change has begun. that's a message from sir keir starmer as he gave his first labour conference speech as prime minister this afternoon. he outlined a vision for national renewal, including reforming planning, ending the doctors strike and launching great british energy, which he confirmed would be based in aberdeen. the labour leader also pledged to house all veterans in need, saying homes will be there for heroes. he also defended winter fuel payment cuts, saying every pensioner will be better off. sir keir starmer went on to address the riots across the uk, sparked by the southport stabbings. >> i will never let a minority of violent, racist thugs terrorise our community. the debate is not about the worth of migrants that is toxic and we must move beyond it. it's about

so i think what you're seeing and sirjohn curtice said this over the weekend, is that the death of the election revealed. and i think it makes it a really complicated job for whoever's going to be tory leader . now, whoever's going to be tory leader. now, i would disagree with what has just been said, because i actually think they should have a long leadership election as they are, because, look, it doesn't matter what political points you score at this point in a five year parliament, it's frankly irrelevant . it's not going to irrelevant. it's not going to change the result at the next general election. what might change it is if they have a serious conversation about what the tory party means, but they haven't had that labour are lucky they don't have the equivalent of reform biting at their ankles, do they? >> do you think the tories are in denial, >> yes, i do, and i think they've got to stop talking about reform kemi badenoch today said reform aren't real conservatives . nobody thought conservatives. nobody thought they were. and she said they're not serious people. stop talking