Labour turns fire on Farage’s ‘racist’ policies with warning Reform will make UK a ‘cultural wasteland’
On the first day of the annual conference, the worker returned his fire with reform – warned the party’s policies as “racist” and Nigel Farage as prime minister and warned as “cultural land” in the UK.
Sir Keir Starmer, reform British leader, accused Mr. Farage of selling a “immoral an policy, after promising to scrape the status settled for all non -EU immigrants.
In an explosive interview with the BBC when the workers’ activity started at Liverpool, the Prime Minister, who has a party reform in the surveys, adds “I think it is a racist policy,” he added.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy doubled Sir Keir’s words, the warning reform will be redefined narrowly what it means to be British ”and will destroy the cultural landscape of England.
In a special interview IndependentHe claimed Mr. Farage’s attacks on the so -called “awake” culture, plans to use Elon Musk -style dog to reduce expenditures, and a narrow, nationalist view of what it means to be British, will threaten art and culture up and down in the country.
By accepting Sir Keir’s defining politics, his father, who came to England as an immigrant and helped a Labor Government to prepare the Race Relations Law, brought up the example of Indian academic bottom Nandy.
The strong interventions came with the launch of a four -day campaign to respond to a reform government’s threat to the threat of a reform government.
Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood, Technology Secretary Liz Kendall, while wanting to bring better race and gender diversity to the technology sector, will offer pressure on the immigrants waiting to remain for the benefits of permanent rights.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce a business guarantee for young people to reduce unemployment.
While talking Independent In Liverpool Philharmonic, Mrs. Nandy, who is close to the conference, warned that the cultural view of England would be at risk if Mr. Farage gains strength.
He said: “I think reform transforming this country into a cultural land, based on Tories’s legacy, they delete culture and creativity from classes and communities.
“What you see in reform is a group of people who attack and run some things that we are best in this country, we are bright, proud and help to define what it means to be British.
“Reform sees the BBC, at the same time art, culture, creativity, museums, galleries … All of these have become weapons in cultural wars.”
He said the party was trying to “smash” England. “These are the common areas where we come together as a nation and we congratulate who we are in all our complexity and diversity.
“They’re trying to turn these things into weapons that break us down.”
Ms. Nandy insisted that culture is necessary for the “important things değil not an add-on for England.
Sir Keir has recently increased reform attacks. Talking about BBCs Sunday with Laura KuensbergMr. Farage said that his proposals would “break down this country”.
“It’s a thing to say that we will remove the illegal immigrants, people who do not have the right to be here. I’m ready for it.” “It is a completely different thing to say that we will reach the people who are legally here and begin to lift them. They are our neighbors. They are people working in our economy. Part of who we are.
He also objected to the Union, saying that Britain had not encountered a “proposal like reform” before, and that people should fight for the “spirit of this country”.
He added pm to the Mayor of Manchester, Mayor of Manchester, who is believed to be a challenge for the worker leader of Sir Keir, who can be seen as a rebuke: “Together of all of us, our party and our movement, in fact, everyone who cares about what this country is, vote in a labor or other way.
He continued: “This is the struggle of our lives because we are as a country and in this fight, we need to unite, the belly cannot look.”
Ms. Nandy, who represented Mr. Burnham and representing Wigan, insisted that the party united to fight the reform and kal remain loyal to Keir ”.
He was a rival in the leadership competition in 2020, but he said, iz We have rivals in a competition, not competitors, ”he said.
He said that his advice to the party would remain on the road, because “nothing is easy”, whether equal wages, minimum wage, race relations, or other major reforms in the history of labor.
However, with more than 1.5 million people who threatened to divide the party and more than 1.5 million people who signed a petition against the plan, the party insisted that the party was one of the solutions that would win reform.
He announced that he would talk to the audience after being on the panel of the BBCs. Question clock Thursday night.
“One of the reform voters from the last general elections said to me, ‘I did not agree with everything you said, but I really felt that you were trying to solve problems unlike other people on that panel’.
“Therefore, digital identity, a return agreement with France, the process that accelerates the processing of asylum claims, the reason we do all this is not to show people that we are seriously serious about copping with these things, but actually start making a difference with them.”
In his speech on Monday, Ms. Nandy will explain that cultural activities are presented in the UK, including every child Can Can, a plan based on Liverpool Philharmonic for 16 years. A new “Culture Town” competition and the northwest region will be £ 25 million to invest in culture.
Inspired by the world -famous Halle orchestra nearby, Mrs. Nandy met a young man from the Philharmonic scheme, saying that learning an instrument gave him “freedom”.
He said: “I want every child not only a few privileged, but to have these opportunities.”
