Full: Sir Keir Starmer speaks at a major campaign event at the Royal Horticultural Halls

Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, delivers a speech urging for change and encouraging people to vote Labour on July 4th. He acknowledges the efforts of party members, outlines Labour's achievements, and presents future goals. Starmer emphasizes the importance of voting to stop chaos and rebuild the country, warning of the consequences of inaction. He presents a vision for a new Britain with economic stability, improved public services, and a focus on community wealth creation. The speech concludes with a call to action and gratitude for supporters.

What does Starmer mean by 'the final furlong' in the context of the Labour Party's campaign?

How does Starmer encourage the audience to participate in the upcoming election?

What are the consequences Starmer warns about if the Labour Party does not win the election?

What vision does Starmer present for the future of Britain?