Sir Keir Starmer says Labour would 'get ahead' of torrential weather - as five killed by...

A Labour Government would "get ahead" of torrential storms, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he accused the Conservatives of implementing a "sticking plaster" approach over Storm Isha.

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