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KEIR STARMER

ou’ve spoken about how you never saw yourself becoming a Member of Parliament. What made My working-class background. My dad worked in a factory, my mum was a nurse. Nobody in my extended family had gone to university. I was the first, and therefore there was something in the back of my mind that simply said, “People like you aren’t MPs, Keir.”

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