Jeremy Corbyn | What Does It Take to Stand Up for Justice in the Face of Fierce Opposition?

54 min · 23. april 2026

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🕯️ Our first episode is coming soon and we couldn't think of a better place to start. Jeremy Corbyn's story is one of the most powerful case studies in modern political leadership. From long-time backbencher to the centre of a mass movement, and a target of fierce opposition. His journey. His truth. No spin. Just an honest conversation that doesn't shy away from the truth.

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