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Ed Miliband branded Tory mayoral candidate Susan Hall a ‘flat earther’ during a campaign with Labour's Sadiq Khan. The shadow secretary for energy security and net zero said voting for anyone else but Sadiq could give Susan Hall a ticket to City Hall. Speaking about deputy leader Angela Rayner, he said she is an inspiration and “exactly the kind of person we need in politics.\
Ed Miliband branded Tory mayoral candidate Susan Hall a ‘flat earther’ during a campaign with Labour's Sadiq Khan. The shadow secretary for energy security and net zero said voting for anyone else but Sadiq could give Susan Hall a ticket to City Hall. Speaking about deputy leader Angela Rayner, he said she is an inspiration and “exactly the kind of person we need in politics.\
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