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What is a conference speech?
A conference speech is a major address given by a senior political figure, usually at their party's annual conference. It's a chance to outline policies, set a vision, and rally support. Burnham's promise to reveal his 'tough choices' on Tuesday suggests this speech will be a key moment for him to articulate his economic strategy.
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