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Lammy ‘welcomes’ exclusion of alleged Chinese spy

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Lammy ‘welcomes’ exclusion of alleged Chinese spy

Lammy ‘welcomes’ exclusion of alleged Chinese spy

Foreign Secretary David Lammy says he “welcomes” the court’s decision to uphold the Home Office’s position on the exclusion of an alleged Chinese spy.

Report by Ajagbef.

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