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Diane Abbott: End online anonymity

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February 23, 2020

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Labour's Diane Abbott says social media platforms should have the names and addresses of its users.

She also explains why she's backing Rebecca Long-Bailey in the Labour leadership contest, describing her as a "supporter of the movement".

And Sophy Ridge asks whether the Home Office is institutionally racist.

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