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Labour election candidates told they are doing too much campaigning in their own safe seats.
Campaigners told they must spend more time in battleground constituencies.
But some candidates say they are concerned about a backlash from Labour voters.
One senior party figure said candidates had been told at the start of the election campaign that they should focus on tight battleground seats.
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