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The ex Telegraph columnist, Peter Osborne, says a Corbyn led Labour Government would be good for for Britain. But if the Conservatives win and Johnson destroys Britain, the next British government could well be a hard left one, and Corbyn could go down in history as the man who saved Britain.A new false narrative centres on fears that a government led by the Labour leader poses a mortal threat to the British economy. The Middle East Eye Peter Osborne - Jeremy Corbyn can save the UK economy from the perils of a no-deal
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The ex Telegraph columnist, Peter Osborne, says a Corbyn led Labour Government would be good for for Britain. But if the Conservatives win and Johnson destroys Britain, the next British government could well be a hard left one, and Corbyn could go down in history as the man who saved Britain.The ex Telegraph columnist, Peter Osborne, says a Corbyn led Labour Government would be good for for Britain. But if the Conservatives win and Johnson destroys Britain, the next British government could well be a hard left one, and Corbyn could go down in history as the man who saved Britain.A new false narrative centres on fears that a government led by the Labour leader poses a mortal threat to the British economy. The Middle East Eye Peter Osborne - Jeremy Corbyn can save the UK economy from the perils of a no-deal
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A new false narrative centres on fears that a government led by the Labour leader poses a mortal threat to the British economy.
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Peter Osborne - Jeremy Corbyn can save the UK economy from the perils of a no-deal