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He had previously worked in the private sector, most notably at the international advertising agency TBWA.

Ryan Wain is running to be Labour's Parliamentary candidate in Knowsley. A Merseyside Labour parliamentary hopeful has responded to criticism after footage emerged of him describing Liverpool as "the home of petty crime. He is one of a number of figures vying to be Labour's Parliamentary candidate for the Knowsley seat at the General Election later this year. A selection process was triggered after veteran Knowsley MP George Howarth announced that he will be stepping down at the election. That process started officially this week. Mr Wain has come in for criticism today after footage emerged of him speaking at an event at the Oxford Union alongside former Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable a number of years ago. In the clip, Mr Wain introduces himself to the audience by referencing his roots.

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For those of you from further afield, I would love your support to help ensure we can have as many conversations as possible. Knowsley has always been a massive part of my life. Choosing your next MP candidate for the first time in 38 years must be about our future. This paints a stark picture. As MP, I will shine a spotlight on the brilliant people working across our constituency — educators, community volunteers, Labour members, young leaders, trade unionists, councillors past and present, entrepreneurs — to fix problems created in Westminster. I will be their MP too. I will draw on every aspect of my experience to put us at the heart of the next Labour government. I want to use my platform to make sure Knowsley is in the national spotlight for the right reasons. My work during Covid changed government policy on testing and vaccines in the pandemic and is recognised as saving lives. Alder Hey means so much to me. And my cutest supporter — Bobbie, my twenty month old daughter. Website made in Knowsley by Pixel Dynamic. I agree to be contacted by Ryan Wain using the data provided. You can opt-out at any time. Thank you for your message.

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He had previously worked in the private sector, most notably at the international advertising agency TBWA. There, he worked on delivering campaigns for a number of clients, including the Labour Party. Stuff too much information into my bleary mind with the early headlines on a packed commuter train; through a combination of podcasts, Twitter X, if you must and news apps. The New Statesman first among them of course. Witnessing the collective spirit and determination of the Liverpool dockers was my formative political memory. I have been inspired by them ever since.

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Alder Hey means so much to me. And my cutest supporter — Bobbie, my twenty month old daughter. Story Saved. It is becoming introspective. Related Public Health Could ultra-processed food be the new smoking? Adding that he had just returned from watching Liverpool in the Champions League Final in Madrid, he adds: "If you're not familiar with British regional accents you may not understand a word I say, but I am reliably informed there will be subtitles on the video. We should follow suit. Democracy is under threat. Ryan Wain is running to be Labour's Parliamentary candidate in Knowsley. This piece was first published on 24 November in a Spotlight special print edition about Labour policy. Celebrity Big Brother. Stuff too much information into my bleary mind with the early headlines on a packed commuter train; through a combination of podcasts, Twitter X, if you must and news apps. Content from our partners.

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Join Team Ryan. A Merseyside Labour parliamentary hopeful has responded to criticism after footage emerged of him describing Liverpool as "the home of petty crime. Select and enter your email address The Saturday Read Your weekly guide to the best writing on ideas, politics, books and culture every Saturday. Planning reform. Murder accused asks prosecutor 'was you there? It rewards mediocrity. Police officer faces sack after 'making colleague feel weak and violated'. The clip has led to some criticism of Mr Wain on social media and accusations of him reinforcing stereotypes often levelled at the city and region. Let's put Knowsley at the heart of the next Labour Government. Liverpool restaurants. The ECHO reached out to Mr Wain to ask if he wanted to explain his comments from the speech at the Oxford Union and respond to the criticism he has received. Adding that he had just returned from watching Liverpool in the Champions League Final in Madrid, he adds: "If you're not familiar with British regional accents you may not understand a word I say, but I am reliably informed there will be subtitles on the video. He says: "I should probably start with a bit of a caveat really, a bit of a forewarning. Liverpool FC injuries. Privacy Policy.