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Labour and Reform candidates clash over women feeling threatened by far-right rhetoric

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Labour and Reform candidates clash over women feeling threatened by far-right rhetoric
Angeliki Stogia tells Matthew Goodwin, who turned up to event with security, ‘women are scared to leave the house’Labour and Reform candidates came head-to-head at a hustings in Greater Manc
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Angeliki Stogia tells Matthew Goodwin, who turned up to event with security, ‘women are scared to leave the house’

Labour and Reform candidates came head-to-head at a hustings in Greater Manchester for the Gorton and Denton byelection, with Labour’s candidate saying women in the constituency were scared to leave the house because of her rival’s rhetoric.

Angeliki Stogia hit out at Reform’s Matt Goodwin, who arrived at the offices of the Manchester Evening News, which was hosting the event, with security.

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Source: Guardian - World News

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