The conclusion of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool is set for later today, marking the end of a bustling four-day event where ministers and MPs can now depart with a sense of relief, having avoided any significant scandals or conflicts.

One of the main focal points during the conference was the perceived challenge to Keir Starmer’s leadership by Andy Burnham. However, this concern was laid to rest by the end of the conference as it was deemed that Burnham’s move was premature and not potent enough to pose a real threat. Keir Starmer himself confidently stated that he is prepared to lead Labour into the upcoming general election.

The Prime Minister’s speech was well-received at No10, notably free from disruptions by protestors for the first time in years. The speech, heavily influenced by Starmer, saw the PM intensify his criticism towards Nigel Farage.

Reflecting on the highlights of the event, The Mirror revisited some of the unusual, touching, and memorable moments from the 2025 Labour conference, including journalist Owen Jones being removed from the conference due to safeguarding concerns raised by the party.

Andy Burnham’s remarks on a “climate of fear” within the Labour Party led to a confrontation when questioned by The Mirror, with Burnham later evading questions about his political ambitions and the party’s direction.

Wes Streeting received a standing ovation for his tribute to Angela Rayner, emphasizing the need for her return. The Health Secretary acknowledged Rayner’s contributions, particularly in advocating for fair pay for social care workers.

In his address, Keir Starmer denounced Nigel Farage as an obstacle to national progress and pledged to reclaim British flags from divisive forces. The PM’s wife, Victoria Starmer, made a sustainable fashion choice by renting a Karen Millen midi dress from a fashion rental platform.

Labour’s commitment to constructing three new towns in England to promote home ownership and community development was announced during the conference, with a focus on affordable housing and essential amenities.

Throughout the conference, various events and performances, including impassioned speeches by Hillsborough campaigners and karaoke sessions involving Cabinet members, added vibrancy to the Labour Party gathering.