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    Mary Creagh: Labour has become like Millwall Football Club – nobody likes us but we don’t care

    The leadership campaign has been dragged to the left, says Mary Creagh. Unfortunately, the electorate has moved to the centre right - and voters think Labour…

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    Mary Creagh: Labour has become like Millwall Football Club – nobody likes us but we don’t care
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    The refugee crisis shows why we must stay in Europe

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    The coalition must not go soft on climate change

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    The hard left is now operating within the Labour Party, but it doesn’t reflect our values

    The hard left is now operating within the Labour Party, but it doesn’t reflect our values

    Individuals from smaller, hard-left parties with no loyalty to Labour are now operating in the party.

    By Mary Creagh
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