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Gove: You've got to believe you can win the election

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Gove: You've got to believe you can win the election

Gove: You've got to believe you can win the election

Michael Gove says, "you've got to believe you can win", the general election, even if the chances are "slimmer".

The levelling-up secretary adds Labour's leadership has driven Birmingham City Council "to the brink of bankrupcy" and is a "test case of the difference between Conservative and Labour policies".

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