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The Culture Secretary said she wanted Sir Keir to 'succeed'. But in an interview to be broadcast tonight she said that view was shared only by 'a lot' of the Cabinet, rather than all of its members.
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The Culture Secretary said she wanted Sir Keir to 'succeed'. But in an interview to be broadcast tonight she said that view was shared only by 'a lot' of the Cabinet, rather than all of its members.
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