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The leader of the opposition Labour Party, Sir Keir Starmer, has described Britain as a “broken model” and said the country was “crying out for a new approach.”
Speaking in Leeds at the launch of a report (pdf) by Labour's Commission on the UK's future, headed by ex-premier Gordon Brown, Starmer said the country needed “higher standards in public life, a wider spread of power and opportunity, and better economic growth."
Although he campaigned for Remain during the 2016 referendum, he said said he understood why people voted for Brexit: "They wanted more control over their lives, more control over their country. They wanted to create opportunities for the next generation—build communities they felt proud of, have public services they could rely on."...