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Corbyn to join anti-war protesters demanding US stepback from the brink with Iran
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JEREMY CORBYN will join tens of thousands of protesters across Britain on Saturday calling for “no war with Iran.” 

Anti-war campaigners are demanding the British government prevent the escalating tensions between Iran and the US. 

The “critical” situation follows the assassination of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani on Friday January 3 in Iraq by a US missile strike. 

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