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The Cotswold idyll Chipping Norton has gone from Blue to Red

The Cotswold idyll Chipping Norton has gone from Blue to Red Robert Hardman for the Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Hartlepool it is not. With proposals in hand for a new private estate of £6 million holiday homes alongside a Bentley showroom and a private race track for classic car collectors, this is not an area short of inward investment. But for the chocolate-box villages, the farm animals and the rain, this could almost be the South of France or Malibu (after all, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex used to rent a weekend home here). So why on earth has this bit of the country just bucked the national trend and swung hard to the Left? How the heck has this become staunch Labour territory?

Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn calls Sir Keir Starmer weak for blaming Labour s problems on him

Jeremy Corbyn blasts weak Keir Starmer

Jeremy Corbyn today blasted weak Keir Starmer for blaming him for Labour s election meltdown, and demanded the party returns to his popular hard-Left policies. The former leader tore into Sir Keir for dumping on him in the wake of the dire Super Thursday results - which moderates blamed on Long Corbyn in a grim reference to coronavirus. Mr Corbyn - currently suspended from the parliamentary party in a row over his handling of anti-semitism among activists - said he bore no responsibility for the crisis. Extraordinarily, the 71-year-old told ITV News that Sir Keir s woes were because he had distanced himself from the Socialist policies of the last general election. That contest saw Labour plunge to its worst defeat since 1935.

Jeremy Corbyn blasts Keir Starmer for blaming me for Labour crisis

Jeremy Corbyn today blasted weak Keir Starmer for blaming him for Labour s election meltdown, and demanded the party returns to his popular hard-Left policies. The former leader tore into Sir Keir for dumping on him in the wake of the dire Super Thursday results - which moderates blamed on Long Corbyn in a grim reference to coronavirus. Mr Corbyn - currently suspended from the parliamentary party in a row over his handling of anti-semitism among activists - said he bore no responsibility for the crisis. Extraordinarily, the 71-year-old told ITV News that Sir Keir s woes were because he had distanced himself from the Socialist policies of the last general election. That contest saw Labour plunge to its worst defeat since 1935.

Jeremy Corbyn treated worse than Arthur Scargill and refuses blame for Labour defeat

Corbyn treated worse than Arthur Scargill and refuses blame for Labour defeat Jeremy Corbyn has accused the media of treating him ‘worse than Arthur Scargill’ and has rubbished claims that he is to blame for Labour’s defeat in the elections. The former leader, in an interview with ITV’s Robert Peston, said it was a “bit rich” for Keir Starmer and others within the Labour leadership to “start blaming me for stuff that s been done over the past year that I ve had absolutely no part of whatsoever.” He said it was “weak” to blame him for the party’s failure last week, which saw them lose control of eight English councils and one parliamentary seat.

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