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Former Labour leader was re-elected in Islington North with a majority of more than 7,000 votes.
Sir Keir Starmer ’s attempt to bring an end to his 40-year spell in Parliament failed.
Disgruntled ex Labour activists poured in to help him see off Labour challenger Praful Nargund .
The Labour leader was re-elected as the Member of Parliament for Islington North .
Five seats Labour lost to independents who opposed it over Gaza .
One of the biggest shocks to Labour was the loss of Jonathan Ashworth’s seat of Leicester South .
Shockat Adam said “this is for the people of Gaza ’ after the result was announced.
He also commented on the rise of Reform UK , blaming it on “so-called moderate parties [moving] ever close to the Right’s.
“Governments who embrace anti-migrant rhetoric do not neutralise the far-right — they embolden them.”.
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