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PM insists only the Tories can ‘stand up’ to the SNP

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PM insists only the Tories can ‘stand up’ to the SNP

PM insists only the Tories can ‘stand up’ to the SNP

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insists only the Conservatives have the "courage to stand up to the nationalists" as he launches the Scottish Tory manifesto in Edinburgh.

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