As the Labour Party gathers in Liverpool for its annual conference, leader Keir Starmer is under significant scrutiny from both party members and the public. Critics question whether he is the right person to guide Labour amidst increasing internal tensions and external challenges. With calls for a clearer vision and renewed commitments to British workers, Starmer aims to address doubts about his leadership and attempt to unify the party. The backdrop of a perceived civil war within Labour raises urgent concerns about its future direction and electoral viability. Allies of Starmer express hope for a revival, yet the atmosphere remains tense as the party seeks to woo disaffected constituents and businesses.