Labour Party
Not the wurst verbal slip, but definitely not ideal...
Critics, experiencing a sense of deja vu, are pointing out how Labour promised to implement change when they got into government.
Andrew Gwynne said the measure could be needed to tackle problem drinking.
Pat McFadden laughed off the good-natured jibe.
The prime minister will tell the Labour conference that he will "build a new Britain".
The chancellor defended her decision to give public sector workers a pay rise while cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners.
The party leaders are expected to move the debate over cutting the winter fuel payments.
"We are still selling arms to Israel. I thought we voted for change, Rachel."
Yet another bit of bad news for the PM as his approval rating plummets.
The chancellor admitted that receiving free clothes might look "a bit odd" to some people.