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Tugendhat apologises for prior Tory leadership

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Tugendhat apologises for prior Tory leadership

Tugendhat apologises for prior Tory leadership

Tom Tugendhat began his leadership campaign launch with an apology on behalf of the Conservative Party.

He said: "The Conservative Party owes you better.

Politics isn’t a game and we all know the cost when government isn’t sober and serious.” Reflecting on the end of the last government, he added: “I saw duty give way to ego.

That’s why I’m standing before you today, because this country can change, we must change, and Britain deserves better.” Report by Covellm.

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