Keir Starmer gives speech at the launch of his leadership campaign

The transcript discusses the role of the opposition in holding Boris Johnson accountable, emphasizing the need for effective strategies and strong advocacy. It highlights the importance of winning arguments in Parliament and media, even if not winning votes. The focus is on upcoming elections as a test of effectiveness, with a long-term goal of achieving victory to change lives. The speaker stresses that being in opposition means losing, and the ultimate aim is to win elections to make a real impact.

What does the speaker imply about the importance of local elections in the context of the Labour Party's strategy?

In what way does the speaker believe the Labour Party can prepare for future elections?