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MARTIN MAYER has been a labour and trade union activist all his adult life.
He’s been a Labour Party member for 41 years — or was. On November 16 he was expelled from the Labour Party for a retrospective breach of rules — breaking a rule before it existed.
In 2018 he spoke as invited guest at a meeting of Labour Against the Witch Hunt, an organisation campaigning against wrongful allegations against party members, including those of anti-semitism levelled at Jeremy Corbyn.
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