"This is a time when great forces demand a decisive government prepared to face the future. We can see that again in the Middle East today. So I call again for restraint and de-escalation at the border between Lebanon and Israel. I call again for all parties to pull back from the brink. I call again for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the return of the sausages... hostages and a recommitment to the two state solution: a recognised Palestinian state alongside a safe and secure Israel" Starmer said.

"And told people, with different coloured skin, people who contribute here, people who grew up here, that they should 'go home.' No Conference – people concerned about immigration were not doing that because they understand that this country, this democratic country, is built on the rule of law," Starmer said.&nbsp; 
 
He said his government wanted to reduce "both net migration and our economic dependency upon it” but added, “The debate is not about the worth of migrants – that is toxic and we must move beyond it."

“I call again for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the return of the sausages…”{ai:summary}Keir Starmer, during his Labour Party conference address, mistakenly referred to the "return of the sausages" instead of hostages while discussing the Israeli-Hamas conflict. He called for restraint, a ceasefire in Gaza, and reiterated support for a two-state solution, alongside addressing domestic issues.Starmer also condemned recent riots in the UK, criticized violent protests, and emphasized the need for reduced net migration while urging a constructive debate on the topic. He highlighted necessary trade-offs for national renewal and economic stabilization. #politics

Keir Starmer accidentally calls for the ‘return of sausages’ during first address to UK Labour conference as PM

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