Labour moderates deal hard-left crushing blow by installing their man David Evans as General Secretary
LABOUR moderates have dealt the hard-left another crushing blow. They have installed their man David Evans as general secretary. Evans — who worked for the party under Tony Blair — was elected to the top job. He is also a close ally of leader Sir Keir Starmer. Evans saw off stiff competition from former Corbyn […]
LABOUR moderates have dealt the hard-left another crushing blow.
They have installed their man David Evans as general secretary.
Evans — who worked for the party under Tony Blair — was elected to the top job.
He is also a close ally of leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Evans saw off stiff competition from former Corbyn aide Andrew Fisher.
Sir Keir hailed his new right-hand man.
The Labour Leader said Evans has a “clear understanding of the scale of the task ahead of us”.
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Mr Evans said: “It is an honour and a privilege to be appointed General Secretary of the Labour Party.
“We face a defining period in the history of our great party, with a global pandemic, an imminent recession and a mountain to climb to win the next election.
“Through the strength of our movement, I know we can rise to this challenge.”
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