Protester throws glitter over Keir Starmer whilst shouting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : 'If you do not do so by 30th September, People Demand Democracy will take proportionate action to get our message across to you and the Labour Party leadership.
52% : A senior Labour source yesterday said that even the party's election manifesto next year would be only a 'slim volume', setting out Sir Keir's five missions for government, with relatively little in the way of detailed policy.
50% : People Demand Democracy, whose Twitter account had just ten followers this morning, wrote to Sir Keir on September 4 warning they would direct action against him if they ignored them.
44% : Sir Keir will insist that Labour has been transformed since the days of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, saying he now leads 'a changed Labour Party, no longer in thrall to gesture politics, no longer a party of protest...
43% : Keir Starmer's big pitch to be the next Prime Minister descended into chaos before it began today after a protester linked to eco-pests Just Stop Oil stormed the Labour Conference stage and hurled glitter on him.
41% : He will also try to quell fears that taxes will spike again if he gets into No10, stressing that government should 'tread lightly on people's lives'.
36% : A political splinter group of Just Stop Oil , called People Demand Democracy, appears to have claimed responsibility for the incident.

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