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Raab 'given five minutes' notice' to run country when Johnson had COVID, inquiry hears

Sky News Wednesday, 29 November 2023
Dominic Raab has said he was effectively given "five minutes' notice" that he would be leading the UK when Boris Johnson was hospitalised with COVID in spring 2020.
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