Labour is back: Starmer hails Batley and Spen win

The transcript highlights Kim's courage and the values she represents for the Labour Party. It addresses the potential resignation of the Labour leader if the byelection was lost, but instead, the leader received supportive messages. The emphasis is on unity and the core values that Kim embodies, which resonate with people across the country. The discussion concludes with optimism about the Labour Party's future and its ability to unite people.

What does the speaker believe the Labour Party needs to achieve unity?

What does the phrase 'Labor is back' signify in the context of the speech?