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Ashworth: Labour is working hard to win trust of the public

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Ashworth: Labour is working hard to win trust of the public

Ashworth: Labour is working hard to win trust of the public

Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth says Labour is working to win the trust of the public, and will bring 'good, well paid jobs' across the country.

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