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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
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Jeremy Corbyn tells how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn tells why Blair was a less authoritarian leader than Sir Keir, why he prefers Angela Rayner and how he’d beat Rishi Sunak
Jeremy Corbyn who is standing as an independent candidate in Islington North, where he has been MP for 41 years.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP with his son Tommy Corbyn at his National Hemp Service shop on Stroud Green Road.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP with his son Tommy Corbyn at his National Hemp Service shop on Stroud Green Road.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. ItÕs a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP at The Blue Owl Cafe, Stroud Green.
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Why I live in Finsbury Park: Jeremy Corbyn on the ever-changing north London area he's lived in for 40 years
Jeremy Corbyn first moved to Finsbury Park in 1970 and marked his 40th anniversary as MP for Islington North this year. He tells why the area grows on you.
I've lived in and represented the area for a very long time. I'd hitchhiked to London and the lorry driver dropped me off on Holloway Road, so I stayed on. Finsbury Park and Holloway grow on you.
I lived in Harringay when I represented South Hornsey ward and moved back to Finsbury Park in 1984, after I was elected for Islington North in 1983.
Walking around with me is very slow - someone will always stop me in the street to follow up on or raise new issues, so I never leave home without my notebook.
The fascinating part of it is watching families grow up and people moving in and out. People from all over the world make their home here, so there's a lovely atmosphere. It’s a great place. It's home.
Jeremy Corbyn MP with his son Tommy Corbyn at his National Hemp Service shop on Stroud Green Road.
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Keir Starmer
LIVERPOOL, 26 July 2022 - Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, sitting in on a round table discussion about violence against women and girls, during his two day visit to Liverpool.
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Keir Starmer
LIVERPOOL, 26 July 2022 - Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, sitting in on a round table discussion about violence against women and girls, during his two day visit to Liverpool.
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Keir Starmer
LIVERPOOL, 26 July 2022 - Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, sitting in on a round table discussion about violence against women and girls, during his two day visit to Liverpool.
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Keir Starmer
LIVERPOOL, 26 July 2022 - Joanne Anderson, elected mayor of Liverpool introducing Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, sitting in on a round table discussion about violence against women and girls, during his two day visit to Liverpool.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer, Sadiq Khan & Emily Thornberry head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
The campaign for 2022 commemorates the past 50 years and their evolution as a movement; acknowledging those torch bearers who have came before them and their achievements.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
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The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
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The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
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The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
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The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer & Emily Thornberry head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer & Emily Thornberry head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
The campaign for 2022 commemorates the past 50 years and their evolution as a movement; acknowledging those torch bearers who have came before them and their achievements.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer & Emily Thornberry head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
The campaign for 2022 commemorates the past 50 years and their evolution as a movement; acknowledging those torch bearers who have came before them and their achievements.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London.
Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
Anneliese Dodds, Angela Rayner, Sir Keir Starmer & Emily Thornberry head the LGBT Labour group
The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
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Pride in London parade, Park Lane to Trafalgar Square, London, UK. 2nd July 2022.
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The Pride in London parade marked a significant year for the Pride movement and the LGBT+ community as they commemorate 50 Years since the first Pride took place in the United Kingdom.
The campaign for 2022 commemorates the past 50 years and their evolution as a movement; acknowledging those torch bearers who have came before them and their achievements.
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Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party arrives for Sunday Morning with Sophie Raworth at the BBC, Broadcasting House, London, UK.
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Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party arrives for Sunday Morning with Sophie Raworth at the BBC, Broadcasting House, London, UK.
24th April 2022.
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