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Starmer Heckled at Labour Conference

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Starmer Heckled at Labour Conference

Starmer Heckled at Labour Conference

Sir Keir Starmer has been heckled during the closing moments of his address to delegates at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

It follows a protest against chancellor Rachel Reeves who was heckled during her conference speech on Monday.

Report by Chinnianl.

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