Labour health secretary humiliated after claiming his party will lose general election

  The Scotsman 

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Labour’s shadow health secretary was forced into a humiliating apology after he was caught on tape giving a withering assessment of Jeremy Corbyn and claiming his party would lose tomorrow’s election. ▶ Full story on scotsman.com
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