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How Corbyn's toxic legacy continues to sabotage the Labour party

25 July 2020

7:14 PM

25 July 2020

7:14 PM

On Thursday the supposedly resurgent Labour party lost control of Brighton and Hove, one of its few centres of power in southern England, because of the endemic anti-Semitism on the left. The fate of the local Labour group shows in microcosm the problem facing the Labour leadership nationally as it struggles to pull the party away from being the natural home for creeps and conspiracy theorists.

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