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What Starmer can learn from Miliband's mug

16 February 2021

6:03 PM

16 February 2021

6:03 PM

Since becoming Labour leader, Keir Starmer has single-mindedly been trying to persuade red wall voters that Labour is ‘patriotic’, just like them. He thereby hopes to clear away those cultural barriers that have arisen between Labour in the north and midlands where voting for the party used to be almost instinctive.

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