Daily politics briefing for November 27
Daily politics briefing for November 27, as Sir Keir Starmer vows not to cross the “red line” of bringing back freedom of movement with the EU as he accused allies of Rishi Sunak of wanting to renegotiate Brexit.
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Daily politics briefing for November 27
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