Keir Starmer has said the horrors of Auschwitz will "stay with me for the rest of my life" as he visited the Nazi death camp for the first time. The Prime Minister said nothing could have prepared him for the "sheer horror" of the place and his determination to stamp out the "poison" of anti-Semitism had been strengthened further by the harrowing visit. He was accompanied by his wife Victoria, whose father came from a Polish-Jewish that emigrated to Britain before the Second World War. The