SID WEIGHELL, general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen, union leaders anxious to give MPs a majority vote in the election of the Labour Party leader.
He would be happy, he had said, to 'spit in the eye' of anyone who supports the 40-30-30 decision taken at Wembley. statement is from 13 members of the NUR's national executive.
wish dissociate ourselves TTOM recen Unwarrantee ano SCUTrilous attacks by our sidney Weighell, the members Labour „rarty ano its National Executive Committee.
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