JOHN MCDONNELL
September 2016
"It’s my Labour Party, Mr Corbyn, and I’ll cry if I want to"
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September 2016
The Labour leader is adored by an alliance of two disenchanted generations. But he is grooming his ragtag army for inevitable defeat
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