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Blair failed to save Labour from itself, so how can anyone else?

26 February 2020

7:13 PM

26 February 2020

7:13 PM

Tony Blair is at it again. With Labour members currently pondering who should replace Jeremy Corbyn, the party’s most electorally successful living leader once more decided to give them the benefit of his experience, whether they wanted it or not. This time it took the form of a history lesson: to mark the party’s 120th anniversary he gave a lecture on what it takes for the party to regain power.

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