A constituency conversation with MP Kerry McCarthy
MP Kerry McCarthy and Berkeley Squares sat down to discuss Brown, Blair, Corbyn, codified constitutions, ministerial life and what it might take for Labour to win the next election.
MP Kerry McCarthy and Berkeley Squares sat down to discuss Brown, Blair, Corbyn, codified constitutions, ministerial life and what it might take for Labour to win the next election.
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