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'Time to put unity before personal vendetta': Priti Patel enters Tory leadership race

Sky News Saturday, 27 July 2024
'Time to put unity before personal vendetta': Priti Patel enters Tory leadership raceFormer home secretary Dame Priti Patel has said it is "time to put unity before personal vendetta" as she threw her hat into the ring for the Tory party leadership.
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