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The Johnson and Brexit bandwagons seem to be fading - and Sunak is the main beneficiary

Sky News Thursday, 23 March 2023
The Johnson and Brexit bandwagons seem to be fading - and Sunak is the main beneficiaryWhisper it, but could the Brexit and Boris bandwagons be gradually trundling off into the distance?
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