Labour’s conference, day two: The Spectator guide

10.50am: Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry

11am: Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer

12.15pm: Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell

2.15pm: Living standards and strong economy

3.35pm: Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Fringe events:

8am: Engineering Brexit Ruinart, Hotel du Vin. Speaker: Hilary Benn

8am: The Times and Sunday Times Red Box Fringe London Lounge, The Brighton Centre. Speaker: Angela Rayner

9.15am: Powering a nation: A strategy for Britain’s future post Brexit New Statesman hub, British Airways. Speakers: Caroline Flint; Lisa Nandy

12.30pm: From Education to employment: How do we get more women into leadership positions? Edinburgh, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speakers: Jess Phillips; Angela Rayner

12.30pm: The View from the EU: what does Europe think of Brexit?Balmoral, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speakers: Keir Starmer; Commissioner Frans Timmermans, European Commission vice president

12.30pm: A leader in Global Trade: How can the UK remain successful after Brexit? Osborne, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speaker: Barry Gardiner

12.30pm: FSB small business question time New Statesman hub. Speaker: John McDonnell

12.30pm: How can Labour make Brexit work for the countryside? Surrey Suites 2, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speaker: Will Straw

12.45pm: Free speech on Israel – why we oppose the witch hunt Lecture Room, Friends’ Meeting House. Speaker: Salma Karmi-Ayyoub, Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights

12.45pm: Challenging the rise in racism, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism Hanover Room, Brighthelm Centre. Speakers: Diane Abbott; David Lammy; Weyman Bennett, Stand up to Racism

5.30pm: A new era: the role of business in delivering growth and prosperity Durham Hall – Sherwood, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speaker: John McDonnell

5.30pm: How to handle Brexit GB2, The Grand. Speakers: Hilary Benn; Keir Starmer; Chuka Umunna

5.45pm: Britain in the world: the future of UK foreign policy Viscount, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speakers: Emily Thornberry; Keir Starmer; Barry Gardiner

6pm: Priorities for a socialist government The Tudor room, The Old Ship Hotel. Speaker: John McDonnell

6.15pm: A new network for LP Jews: Fighting real Anti-Semitism Front Bar, Amsterdam Hotel Bar

6.45pm: Mass deportations – Theresa May and New Labour’s shameful migrant secret Buddies Cafe Bar. Speakers: Owen Jones; Diane Abbott; Naz Shah

7pm: Labour Friends of Palestine and the Middle East reception Cambridge, Hilton Brighton Metropole. Speaker: Emily Thornberry

7.30pm: Why we need an anti-war Government Charlotte Room, The Grand. Speaker: Andrew Murray

7.30pm: Votes at 16 rally – How to stop teenage voter suppression St Paul’s Church. Speakers: Ed Miliband; Chuka Umunna

8pm: Business reception The Pavilion, the Grand. Speaker: Hilary Benn

8.30pm: Diversity Nite Walkabout. Speaker: Keith Vaz

8.30pm: Reigning in the monarchy Gresham Suite, The Old Ship Hotel. Speaker: Laura Pidcock

9.30pm: The 100 seat gain: Can Labour win a majority big enough to transform Britain? Stock Burger Co. Speakers: Jonathan Ashworth; Gloria De Piero

Momentum’s fringe festival:

1pm: THE NORTHERN WAY Fabrica. Speaker: John Prescott

3pm: BUILDING AN INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY The Synergy Centre. Speaker: Rebecca Long-Bailey

7.30pm: GOVERNING FROM THE RADICAL LEFT The Synergy Centre. Speakers: Paul Mason; John McDonnell

7pm: SPY COPS Brighthelm Centre. Speaker: Richard Burgon