Labour will defend national security ‘by building bridges, not walls’, says Lisa Nandy [FULL SPEECH]

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Shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy has vowed that Labour will remain a “proud, fiercely internationalist party”, even if Britain has left the European Union.

In her first speech at conference, in which she set out Labour’s foreign policy, the Wigan MP insisted her party will defend Britain’s national security, protect the planet and uphold human rights by “building bridges, not walls”.

She told delegates in Brighton: “Today we are launching a new taskforce on illicit finance with the aim of making the UK the most inhospitable place in the world for dirty money and ill-gotten gains. Today, we recognise the fight against corruption as a key plank of defending our national interest.

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