Sir Keir Starmer has launched an all-out attack on Nigel Farage's "politics of grievance", claiming the Reform UK leader did not believe in Britain. The prime minister sought to contrast his vision of a "tolerant, decent, respectful Britain" with what he said was the Reform UK leader's desire to stir division and talk the country down.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will call on his Labour Party to unite on Tuesday, saying it was engaged in a "fight for the soul of our country" that would be long, difficult and not always comf...

Farage hit back at the prime minister immediately after the speech, claiming that Starmer was implicitly saying that all “Reform supporters, Reform voters, Reform sympathisers are racist too”.

In a speech to the Labour Party conference, embattled U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer asked the country to reject Nigel Farage’s populist politics of division and embrace the idea of “a nation of resolve,

Sir Keir Starmer will step up his attack on Nigel Farage by telling voters Britain faces a historic choice between his “decency” and the Reform leader’s “division”.

The Labour leader, who described Mr Farage as a "formidable politician", declined to say whether he believed his opponent was courting racists with the policy, but said minorities in the UK felt a "s...