Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has urged Nigel Farage to 'set the tone' in his party after a racism row involving Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.Speaking to Sky News at Aldershot Football Club in Hampshire, Sir Keir was asked what he believes attracts people to joining a party like Reform UK.He said: 'Leadership accepts the culture and the tone of an organisation, in this case a political party.
'And that's why I set about changing the Labour Party four and a half years ago. And that took an act of leadership, steely determination, so that we could ensure the Labour Party going into this election is a changed Labour Party.'Sir Keir went on to insist that Mr Farage is 'not a spectator' - but is the leader of Reform UK: 'Leaders have to set the tone.