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Johnson continues to cry foul - but it's the relatives of COVID victims that'll be nauseated by his protests

Sky News Wednesday, 14 June 2023
Johnson continues to cry foul - but it's the relatives of COVID victims that'll be nauseated by his protestsBoris Johnson has done everything he possibly could to discredit the Privileges Committee's report on claims that he lied to MPs over partygate. But so far he has met fierce resistance.
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