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Starmer mocks Sunak’s bet on Rwanda plan

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Starmer mocks Sunak’s bet on Rwanda plan

Starmer mocks Sunak’s bet on Rwanda plan

Sir Keir Starmer mocks Rishi Sunak after he made a bet with Piers Morgan on whether deportation flights to Rwanda will take off, saying “isn’t he glad he didn’t bet a grand” on NHS waiting lists.

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