Taking the political temperature in Blyth in Northumberland

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Taking the political temperature in Blyth in Northumberland” – below is their description.

Sky News’ People and Politics Correspondent Nick Martin reports from Northumberland, to see how strong the red wall is faring.

He speaks to some former Labour votes who’re having second thoughts about switching to Conservative, while others who are prepared to forgive the Prime Minister for any controversy.

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