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Lord Kinnock: Fair to say voters not yet fully convinced by Labour

Source: PA Archive

It is “fair” to say that voters are not yet fully convinced by Labour, ahead of the general election, the party’s former leader, Lord Kinnock, has said.

He led the Labour party in the run-up to the 1992 general election, when Sir John Major’s won a fourth, unexpected, general election victory, despite Labour holding a narrow lead in the opinion polls.

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