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Should Jeremy Corbyn leave 'Stop the War'

Paul Goldsmith

10th December 2015

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The pressure on Jeremy Corbyn to resign his members of the Stop the War coalition shows what happens when pressure groups and political parties collide.

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Paul Goldsmith

Politics and Economics teacher at Latymer Upper School, London. Blogs at www.pjgoldsmith.com. Co-author with Jason Farrell of 'How to Lose a Referendum: The Definitive Story of Why the UK voted for Brexit'. @PaulGoldsmith73

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