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by Keith Dixon
There was something for everyone to be moderately happy about in the results of the UK elections of 5 May, except for those mainstream media pundits and Blairite notables who had hoped for the humiliation of the new Labour leadership, and an early chance to rid the Labour Party, and frontline (...)
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