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Peep Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's new music festival live and direct, at the revamped Dreamland in Margate.

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This general election marks the death of toxic Tory 'common sense'

For years we've been told British politics can't extend beyond right of centre, and socialism is a dirty word the public could never accept. That toxic lie is finally dead.

For years we've been told British politics can't extend beyond right of centre, and socialism is a dirty word the public could never accept. That toxic…

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