Starmer says 'Labour is back' as Kim Leadbeater wins murdered sister's old seat
Ms Leadbeater held sister Jo Cox's former seat for Labour by just 323 votes - as her mum told ITV News her daughter's victory felt like "déjà vu".
Ms Leadbeater held sister Jo Cox's former seat for Labour by just 323 votes - as her mum told ITV News her daughter's victory felt like "déjà vu".
The new Labour MP for Batley and Spen said she wanted to run because of her sister Jo Cox’s legacy, writes Libby Wiener.
She received 13,296 votes, a majority of 323 over Tory candidate Ryan Stephenson.