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"Labour's biggest problem right now is not haemorrhaging votes to Reform, it's haemorrhaging votes to the left, to the Greens" Lewis Goodall, co-host of The News Agents, explains the potential electoral benefits to Labour in pursuing a closer relationship with the EU #Newsnight

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