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10:41Now PlayingCulture secretary Lisa Nandy discusses Labour's new regulator for football, the upcoming single use vaping ban in the UK, worker's rights and the U.S election.
Asked if Donald Trump and the Republican Party have a "point" in accusing Labour of foreign interference in the presidential election, Ms Nandy says "I don't think he does".
Ms Nandy points out that all political parties have relationships with their "sister parties" abroad - but it has never constrained working with government of different shades.
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