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Jeremy Corbyn fills the banks of the Tyne – Theresa May can’t even pack a small room

Thousands of people turned out in the rain to watch Jeremy Corbyn speak tonight in Gateshead after Theresa May struggled to fill a room on the Conservative campaign trail. John Prescott Tweeted that Labour didn’t pull crowds the size of the one tonight in 1997 as pictures emerged of people lining the banks of the […]

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2017-06-05 20:05
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Thousands of people turned out in the rain to watch Jeremy Corbyn speak tonight in Gateshead after Theresa May struggled to fill a room on the Conservative campaign trail.

John Prescott Tweeted that Labour didn’t pull crowds the size of the one tonight in 1997 as pictures emerged of people lining the banks of the Tyne.

Speaking outside the Sage in Gateshead Corbyn was roundly applauded as chants of his name echoed around.

This is a picture of Jeremy Corbyn addressing a crowd in Gateshead.
We never pulled crowds like this in 1997. #GE2017 pic.twitter.com/YsWPi7z7Lk

— John Prescott (@johnprescott) June 5, 2017

He thanked people on both sides of the river, saying: “The bridge unites us, the politics unites us, the future gives us hope in unity.”

Thank you Gateshead for your warm reception. We have 3 days until you can choose a government that will deliver #ForTheMany, not the few. pic.twitter.com/lwbBZb0KN7

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) June 5, 2017

Meanwhile Theresa May avoided real voters, struggling to fill a medium-sized room on the Conservative campaign trail.

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