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10:57Now PlayingHas Andrew Marr revised his opinion of Keir Starmer and his Labour Party post-election?
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"I am a little stung, a little bruised by the last few weeks, I'll be honest, a little worried about my own judgment there." - Andrew Marr
Should a new system be implemented after the freebies scandal? And is Keir Starmer's government really radical?
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