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Connor James Naismith is a British Labour Party politician who has served as MP for Crewe and Nantwich since July 2024.
Before entering Parliament, he was a Cheshire East councillor and worked in police complaints and oversight.
Naismith gives his views on how much influence an MP really has, why he believes that the Renter's Rights Bill is an important piece of legislation and why he believes that Blue Labour could play an important role in the party's future.
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