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Jeremy Corbyn interview: How to stop racism in football

12th October 2019

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Jeremy Corbyn is the leader of the opposition and the Labour party. After speaking at a Show Racism the Red Card event, he sat down with Oli Dugmore to discuss the Premier League, Brexit and the Turkish invasion of Kurdish lands in Syria.

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