I now see the possibility of the expansion of the Abraham Accords and the deepening of the agreements we do have to alliances with Arab states of the kind that we never even dreamed of.

That's the result of the change in the relative power of Israel, the fact that we face down this neighborhood bully, this killer regime in Iran, and that's brought quite a few of the Arab countries closer together with Israel, and that's good for peace.

We are not just facing dangerous times, but dangerous opponents — very dangerous opponents.

If we don't get this right, our country will go down a very dark path.

I know I have my doubters, and I know I need to prove them wrong — and I will!

Neither Nigel Farage nor Zack Polanski offers our country the serious, progressive leadership that these times demand.

I want to remind you what Nigel Farage said about Brexit.

He said it would make us richer — wrong. It made us poorer.

He said it would reduce migration — wrong. Migration went through the roof.

He said it would make us more secure — wrong again. It made us weaker.

He took Britain for a ride, and — unlike the Tories, who at least had to face up to it — he just fled the scene.

And now he'll talk about almost anything other than the consequences of the one policy he actually delivered. Because he's not just a grifter, he is a chancer.

At the next EU summit, I will set a new direction for Britain.

The last government was defined by breaking our relationship with Europe. This Labour government will be defined by rebuilding our relationship with Europe — by putting Britain at the heart of Europe.