Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the Labour Party, has been re-elected as the MP for Islington North after running as an independent, marking a significant defeat for the Labour Party. Corbyn secured the seat with over 24,000 votes, leaving Labour's candidate, Praful Nargund, trailing with more than 16,000 votes. This victory not only signifies Corbyn's personal triumph but also poses a challenge to the current Labour leadership under Sir Keir Starmer, highlighting a potential divide within the party. Corbyn's win has sparked discussions about the need for a more inclusive politics in the UK. The election results in Islington North have been one of the most closely watched and unpredictable battles of this General Election.
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Jeremy Corbyn beats Labour and wins Islington North
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Jeremy Corbyn has emphatically held onto his Islington North seat in the general election. Running as an independent, the veteran left-wing MP fended off a challenge from Labour candidate and Islington councillor Praful Nargund. Pre-election polls were...
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Jeremy Corbyn Defeats Labour To Win In Islington North
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Jeremy Corbyn has defeated Labour to be re-elected in Islington North. The party’s former leader was re-elected with a majority of more than 7,000 after standing as an independent. Corbyn was blocked from being the Labour candidate in the seat he has...
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