The mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has called for Labour bring in "massive" political reforms, such as "maximum" devolution to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
During a fringe event on the opening day of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, the mayor said the party is "odds on now to be the next government" within a year to two. Mr Burnham praised Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer for putting himself in a position where "he can lead us to victory", but insisted the party needs to go "that step further".
He said that Labour reforms could see a proportional electoral system and a "senate of the nations and regions" to replace the House of Lords, and would ensure that every part of Britain would have an "equal voice".
