Labour leader after Corbyn

Lisa Nandy

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John McDonnell

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Tom Watson

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Dan Jarvis

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Keir Starmer

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David Miliband

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Chuka Umunna

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Hilary Benn

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Angela Eagle

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Owen Smith

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Clive Lewis

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Sadiq Khan

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Richard Burgon

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Emily Thornberry

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Rebecca Long-Bailey

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Angela Rayner

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Yvette Cooper

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Stephen Kinnock

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Heidi Alexander

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Andy Burnham

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Diane Abbott

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Stella Creasy

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Ed Balls

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Lucy Powell

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Harriet Harman

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Jess Phillips

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Alan Johnson

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Jonathan Ashworth

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Ed Miliband

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Maria Eagle

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Simon Danczuk

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Rachel Reeves

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Gisela Stuart

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Cat Smith

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Jonathan Reynolds

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Mary Creagh

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Nia Griffith

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Caroline Flint

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Neil Coyle

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Tristram Hunt

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Margaret Hodge

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David Lammy

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Karl Turner

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Gloria de Piero

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John Healey

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Vernon Coaker

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Lousie Haigh

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Liz Kendall

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Wes Streeting

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Kate Osamor

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Chris Leslie

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Catherine McKinnell

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Kate Hoey

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Debbie Abrahams

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Jon Trickett

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Emma Reynolds

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John Woodcock

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Dawn Butler

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Kerry McCarthy

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Alan Campbell

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Chris Bryant

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Angela Smith

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Meg Hillier

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Luciana Berger

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Rachael Maskell

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Seema Malhotra

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Shabana Mahmood

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Jim McMahon

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Kate Green

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Rushanara Ali

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Rosie Winterton

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Andy McDonald

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Douglas Alexander

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Lilian Greenwood

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Matthew Pennycook

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Ian Murray

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Michael Dugher

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Jamie Reed

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John Bercow

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Barry Gardiner

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Laura Pidcock

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Darren Jones

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Andrew Gwynne

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Chris Williamson

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Rosena Allin-Khan

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Lesley Laird

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valerie vaz

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Christina Rees

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Tony Lloyd

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Sue Hayman

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Peter Dowd

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Shami Chakrabarti

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Steve Bassam

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Barbara Keeley

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Dan Carden

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Claudia Webbe

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Rhea Wolfson

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Jane Aitchison

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Sarah Church

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Faiza Shaheen

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Emma Hardy

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