Protester Interrupts Keir Starmer's Speech at Labour Party Conference

During a speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was briefly interrupted by a protester shouting about Gaza. Starmer resumed his speech to applause, humorously remarking on the protester's entry pass from the 2019 conference and the changes in the Labour Party.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was interrupted by a protester on Tuesday during his speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. The protester shouted about Gaza but was quickly overruled by applause as Starmer resumed speaking.

Amidst the interruption, Starmer made a light-hearted comment, noting that the protester must have had an outdated pass from the 2019 conference. He emphasized the party's transformation by stating, 'While he's been protesting, we've been changing the party, that's why we've got a Labour government.'

The incident drew mixed reactions from the audience, but the overall mood remained supportive of Starmer's leadership and the direction of the Labour Party.

(With inputs from agencies.)