Keir Starmer's Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Wednesday closed in a buoyant mood following a series of poll leads over the Tories. The annual rally came at just the right time as Prime Minister Liz Truss' premiership was plunged into crisis after her government's tax-cutting bonanza triggered days of economic turmoil.
The Opposition leader said he has shifted Labour to the political centre offering "common-sense politics" and suggested it was time for a "serious" politician to take power. By his side at the conference was his wife Victoria, who held Keir's hand as he greeted the applauding crowd.
Despite Keir, who served in Jeremy Corbyn's top team, moving into the limelight in 2020, we haven't seen much of his wife of 15 years, who prefers to lead a private life away from the cameras. While she may appear shy, one Labour insider previously described the mum-of-two as 'sassy' and 'uninterested' in Keir's politics.
