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Cabinet minister appears to leave door open for Lee Anderson to regain Tory whip

Sky News Monday, 26 February 2024
A cabinet minister has appeared to leave the door open for Lee Anderson to regain the Tory party whip following his attack on Sadiq Khan that resulted in his suspension.
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