Keir Starmer speech on Brexit Day

The speaker addresses an audience at Westminster Cathedral Hall, reflecting on the political journey across the UK, including Scotland and Wales, and advocating for a federal United Kingdom. The speech coincides with the UK's departure from the EU, marking the end of a divisive era. The speaker highlights the political turmoil and changes over the past three and a half years, including multiple Brexit secretaries and prime ministers. The speech calls for unity and moving beyond the leave-remain divide, emphasizing the need for the Labour Party to also move forward.

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What events have occurred in the UK since the Brexit referendum according to the text?

How has the political landscape changed in the UK over the past 30 months according to the speaker?

What does the speaker hope for regarding the divide between 'leave' and 'remain'?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the Labour Party in relation to Brexit?