Beckett nostalgically covers the excitement during Corbyn's leadership, highlighting the radical countercultural optimism among the youth that took control of the party.
Beckett is perceived as sympathetic to Corbyn, despite acknowledging the leader's failures, anti-Zionist views, and questionable associations, particularly displaying crass stupidity during the Novichok poisoning incident in Salisbury.
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