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Anderson has not spoken to PM but has 'support' from Tories

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Anderson has not spoken to PM but has 'support' from Tories

Anderson has not spoken to PM but has 'support' from Tories

Former deputy Conservative Party chair, Lee Anderson, has not spoken to Rishi Sunak since he lost the whip, adding he held no malice toward the prime minister.

Mr Anderson refused to rule out joining the Reform Party, saying he was not prepared to discuss his political journey.

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