Five things we learned behind-the-scenes at Labour Party conference

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : READ MORE: Keir Starmer glitters on stage - but his huge housing plans will be a hard sell in some key battlegroundsREAD MORE: Private schools, smoking and HS2: Key points from Rachel Reeves' speech at Labour conferenceLabour leader Sir Keir Starmer was keen to show the country that his party has changed since the days of his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn.
40% : This event was a lot busier than the one hosted by the Tories in Manchester last week with many more organisations wanting a piece of the action with the party that could be in government by next year.
37% : Getting glitter bombed before his big speech didn't help reinforce the message that Labour is no longer a party of protest - but the rest of the conference went by without factional fights featuring in the way that they have in previous years.

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