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Keir Starmer can never allow Jeremy Corbyn to return

19 November 2020

12:55 AM

19 November 2020

12:55 AM

Keir Starmer had no control over whether to end the suspension of Jeremy Corbyn after only 19 days. Yet it was up to him, as party leader, whether or not to restore the party whip to the former leader. This choice represented another big moment for Starmer. He knew he had to do something before PMQs today, lest he hand Boris Johnson a PR coup.

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