The verdict on Keir Starmer's Labour conference speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : He may not use the word, but if socialism is the language of priorities, as Aneurin Bevan said, he rightly put the climate emergency top of his bill: that eye-watering annual £28bn green investment proposal strips bare the fakery of Johnson's no-plan targets.
47% : But there was more radical verve than compared to the mid-1990s: a high-spending green new deal and the announcement earlier this week of the ending of charitable status for private schools being two emblematic examples.
44% : He ascended to leadership by promising socialism and party unity via 10 pledges.
42% : Under Labour, a fully funded NHS - with 8,500 new mental health workers - would shift from emergency care to prevention, he said, and the party would pursue the Green New Deal policy that he's been accused of abandoning.

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