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Tugendhat apologises for 'disrespect and double standards' of previous Tory governments

Sky News Tuesday, 3 September 2024
Tugendhat apologises for 'disrespect and double standards' of previous Tory governmentsFormer minister Tom Tugendhat has apologised for the "disrespect and double standards" of previous Conservative governments as he made his appeal to become the next party leader.
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