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Jo Cox - Labour is in the doldrums and we have to ask...
Labour is in the doldrums and we have to ask ourselves why. Why, day after day during the campaign, we failed to get a hearing. Why the voters aren't getting the alternative vision of a fairer, stronger, more just Britain that we should be offering. (Jo Cox)

Labour is in the doldrums and we have to ask ourselves why. Why, day after day during the campaign, we failed to get a hearing. Why the voters aren't getting the alternative vision of a fairer, stronger, more just Britain that we should be offering.

Jo Cox

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