Labour’s original sinner
The Party is still reliving the story of Ramsay MacDonald
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Megan Kenyon
Megan Kenyon is a political correspondent at the New Statesman. She was previously a court reporter at the Old Bailey covering grisly murder cases. She has been reading the New Statesman since she was 16.
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