Hemel Labour Party - right fight back

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very successful in its efforts the party to socialist policies. THE ELECTION of Paul Boateng as parliamentary candidate for Hemel has launched the right on a witch-hunt. A press campaign conducted by supporters of the defeated candidate, Robin Corbett, has been condemned overwhelmingly by the General Committee of Black GLC councillor Paul Boateng still has to be ratified at an extraordinary National Executive meeting called by Eric Heffer. The -e s removing delegates "2s 50- attempting to put a:--runting the left. So far despiie support from the likes of Richard Evans of the Times, the right has not beeNow the left has to build on that success by turning the party outwards and showing rank and file members in the party and the unions that the fight in the party is to commit