And he hits out at Labour, who he says want to build on the green belt and "destroy our natural habitats".They will be net zero ready, he says, and will also protect the environment while being aesthetically pleasing.Turning to policy, Mr Gove says his plan will "deliver the attractive, affordable new homes that we need" while protecting the green belt.He also thanks Tory councillors in local government who do "such a great job".Mr Gove then praises his ministerial team, including one of his minister's efforts to stop councils trialling four-day work weeks.He hails Rishi Sunak, saying: "We are so lucky to have Rishi as our prime minister and he will lead us to victory and the next general election".He says Britain is a country with the most diverse and inclusive Conservative government in the West, citing the family backgrounds of the foreign secretary, the business secretary, and the prime minister.He hits out at Twitter and The Guardian newspaper, accusing them of talking down Britain.The message he wants to send to Labour, he says, is that Conservatives will "fight, fight, fight, for the country he loves".He says Labour is "never prepared to stand up for our country".
transparent, spineless and swept along by the tide" "Starmer is the jellyfish of British politics.He attacks Mr Starmer's positions on Brexit, and says he wants to effectively take the UK back into the EU.Mr Gove then turns to Labour, which he describes as "the party of Jeremy Corbyn and his self-proclaimed friend Sir Keir Starmer".He says the government's record will "give us victory" at the next general election.Referencing the infamous Brexit battle bus, Mr Gove says there is "now £350m extra a week for our NHS".He hails the party's record on education and opportunity.Mr Gove opens by thanking the "army of Conservative activists and supporters" and says the party has a "record we can be proud of".You can watch his speech live at the top of the page, and follow updates here as he speaks (this post will be updated): His speech comes amid a huge backlash over what Sky understands to be the PM's decision to scrap the northern leg of HS2, which had previously been touted as a key levelling up policy. Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove is delivering the final ministerial speech of the morning to the Conservative Party conference.
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