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Jeremy Corbyn speaks out on vulnerability of gig economy workers after Deliveroo and UberEats driver is killed
Jeremy Corbyn with Zakaria Gherabi, a fellow Deliveroo and UberEats driver who knew victim Taki Dine

Will Stone reports from Finsbury Park

JEREMY CORBYN and delivery drivers have demanded an end to the gig economy after a moped rider was stabbed to death in London.

The Labour leader visited the scene of the knife attack in Finsbury Park where a 30-year-old man named locally as Taki Dine was killed on Friday night.

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