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Longest dramatic and freighted pause in BBC Newsnight history tonight? Paddy O’Connell: “Should he step down?” Labour MP Barry Gardiner: “He needs to think very hard about what is in the country’s best interests and in his party’s best interests.” O’Connell: “A veiled yes?” Gardiner: PAUSE for four seconds.... show more

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