Jeremy Corbyn’s conference speech will be the highlight – or lowlight (depending on your perspective) – of the day as the curtain comes down at Labour’s annual conference. The party has largely managed to put on a brave face and display of unity during its annual gathering. But there is still time for that facade to all come crashing down as Corbyn closes the conference. Here’s what on today:
Main conference:
9am: Policy seminars
2.15pm: Jeremy Corbyn gives his keynote speech
Fringe events:
9am: Labour women’s network – what next for women in the party, politics and public space?
Labour women’s network
12.30pm: Securing the future: what will reverse the rise on child poverty?
Child Poverty Action Group
Speakers include: Alison McGovern; Caroline Flint; John McTernan
12.30pm: The future of the Brexit digital market
Future Labour
Speakers include: Chi Onwurah; Chuka Umunna
12.30pm: Columbia in Translation: Peace and Social justice
Justice for Colombia
Speakers include: Mick Whelan, general secretary, ASLEF
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