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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: If Burnham wants to be PM, he should stand against Farage in Clacton
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The reference to Clacton is significant because the town has been associated with pivotal moments in British cultural history, including the infamous clashes between mods and rockers in the 1960s. Clacton has also been a constituency of interest in recent UK politics, having been represented by Douglas Carswell, a former UKIP MP, and more recently, Giles Watling of the Conservative Party. The town's history and current political landscape make it a notable location in the context of electoral challenges.
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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: If Burnham wants to be PM, he should stand against Farage in Clacton
Clacton, Easter 1964. Mods and Rockers clash on the seafront. Beat Brighton, Skeggy and Scarborough to it by a few months. Quadrophenia came early to Essex.
10 Jul, 00:16