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Jenrick says Tories can win next election in official leadership bid launch

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Jenrick says Tories can win next election in official leadership bid launchRobert Jenrick thinks the Tories can win at the next election - but he added the party has a "mountain to climb" and must show "where we went wrong".
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News video: Robert Jenrick launches bid to lead Tories

Robert Jenrick launches bid to lead Tories 01:04

Former cabinet minister Robert Jenrick has launched his bid to lead the Conservative Party in an event in his constituency of Newark. He promised to revive the Tories and win back the support of the public, particularly young people. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at...

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