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Stride 'bemused' by Poulter's defection to Labour

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Stride 'bemused' by Poulter's defection to Labour

Stride 'bemused' by Poulter's defection to Labour

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride has said he is 'bemused' by Dan Poulter's comments that the Conservatives have become a 'nationalist party of the right'.

The former health minister and mental health doctor announced he would be defecting to Labour as he could no longer look his NHS colleagues, patients and constituents in the eye.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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