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Ancient and modern

Corbyn is the master of ‘raising issues’ – with no result in sight

10 February 2018

9:00 AM

10 February 2018

9:00 AM

Jeremy Corbyn is the master of ‘raising issues’. He received an obscure prize last year for his ‘work for disarmament and peace’ — i.e. talking about it. He ‘raised issues about human rights in Iran’, he said, when he worked for TV there. It will be at the ‘centre of my foreign policy’.

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