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Sir Keir Starmer attempted to win over Labour voters by portraying the by-election as a straight fight between his party and Reform.

In his final message to voters, the PM said: “The choice at today’s by-election could not be more stark. Unity or division.

“Driving down the cost of living with Labour or driving a wedge between communities under Reform. Moving forwards together, or opening up anger and division that holds our country back.

“Reform’s Matthew Goodwin thinks people who aren’t white can’t be English and wants women who choose not to have children to pay more tax.

“Vote Labour in Gorton and Denton today to send him and his toxic politics packing.”