As figures from across the political spectrum have paid tributes to the former Labour minister and welfare campaigner Frank Field, we would like to hear from people on whose lives he had an impact.
We would like to hear your memories of Field – whether you met him, worked with him, or if his work changed your life in some way.
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Mayor Khan fails to thank or pay tribute to Susan Hall in his victory speech
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