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Sep 2022
30m 11s

The Labour Files: Ep. 3-The Fall

Al Jazeera
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A scandal over antisemitism in the UK Labour Party engulfs the final months of Jeremy Corbyn’s time as leader.  But, as The Labour Files show, the facts don’t match the public narrative that sets in following a brutal, internal conflict and the broadcast of a controversial BBC documentary. 

 

 

 

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