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Gordon Brown pays tribute to Glenys Kinnock

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Gordon Brown pays tribute to Glenys Kinnock

Gordon Brown pays tribute to Glenys Kinnock

Gordon Brown has paid tribute to Baroness Glenys Kinnock following her death aged 79 on Sunday.

The former Labour minister and wife of ex-Labour leader Lord Kinnock died peacefully in her sleep following a battle with Alzheimer's, her family have said.

The former prime minister said Mrs Kinnock's death is a "great loss to the Labour Party and those who stand up for justice across the world." Report by Kennedyl.

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