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Welcome to another episode of the Restless Polities, leading with me, Alistair Campbell.

And me, Rory Stewart. Join today by the son of a poor,

Guyanan immigrant family who made it to Harvard and to the bar. As at various points been

labeled the black Blair and the British Obama, a friend of both has a very recognizable laugh to

those who know him. But despite now being firmly a part of the establishment, class has always been

at the heart of his politics as MP for one of the poorest parts of the country, Tottenham,

Campeyne Ron Grenfell, Windrush, Oxbridge Eliteism, Knifecrime Drugs. But if Labour win the next

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