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Speaker changing 'usual ways of parliament very concerning' - Sunak

Sky News Thursday, 22 February 2024
The Speaker changing the "usual ways in which parliament works" was "very concerning", according to the prime minister - who did not say whether he accepted Sir Lindsay Hoyle's apology.
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