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		</div><p>Jeremy Corbyn has indicated he will quit as UK Labour leader in the early part of next year after the party suffered its worst General Election defeat since 1935.</p>
<p>It came as the 70-year-old came under pressure to stand down immediately.</p>
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<p>He added: “I have pride in our manifesto that we put forward, and all the policies we put forward, which actually had huge public support.</p>
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<p>“My whole strategy was to reach out beyond the Brexit divide to try and bring people together, because ultimately the country has to come together.”</p>
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