Labour members have voted in favour of making a manifesto commitment to proportional representation at the next election.
The Labour conference passed a series of motions on electoral reform on Monday afternoon, which included demanding the party scraps first-past-the-post (FPTP) and introduces proportional representation (PR), abolishes the House of Lords and strengthens the standards for MPs.
The vote to put PR in the next manifesto will undoubtedly add more pressure on Keir Starmer, who recently insisted the issue is not a priority for him.