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Zack Polanski says he was wrong to call himself a Red Cross spokesperson
(www.theguardian.com)
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You can believe that it is not okay for the press to report it selectively.
The press is not a monolith and does not act as one, and so cannot be said to be selective.
My bad looks like you are just here to defend Labour at all cost. I will move on.
I have not defended Labour at any point in this thread. Yesterday I was saying Starmer and Sarwar should resign in another thread, something I've been saying for months.
EDIT: Late edit but it just occurred to me I also criticised Starmer in this thread!