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Double Take: Years of Tory austerity led to the Grenfell fire
Listen to Abi Wilkinson discuss the Grenfell Tower fire, Tory austerity and how Labour can fight it with host Kirsty Major
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Your support makes all the difference.We are joined by Abi Wilkinson who revisits her piece about Labour winning the next general election. In light of the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower, she discusses why it has never been more important to fight the Tory party and their dangerous cuts - an agenda that all too often has a human cost.
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