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How does a Labour leadership contest work?

How does a Labour leadership contest work?
BBC Politics Friday 19 June 2026, 10:22 UTC 1 min read
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Matt Chorley explains what might happen now that Andy Burham has won a seat back in Parliament.

Matt Chorley explains what might happen now that Andy Burham has won a seat back in Parliament.
Labour (ORG) Matt Chorley (PERSON) Andy Burham (PERSON) Parliament (ORG)
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