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Jeremy Corbyn is the only candidate with a distinct arts policy

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imageIt's time to inject some substance back into arts policy.Joe Giddens/PA Wire

Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn has just published a widely praised statement on the arts. As in other policy areas, this sets out a pretty clear position that is distinct to the other leadership candidates. This is particularly significant because...

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