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Sir Jim Ratcliffe scolds Tories over handling of economy and immigration after Brexit

Sky News Sunday, 19 May 2024
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has told Sky News that Britain is ready for a change of government after scolding the Conservatives over their handling of the economy and immigration after Brexit.
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