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Patel defends out-of-town visit, saying: 'I’m obviously out here working'

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Patel defends out-of-town visit, saying: 'I’m obviously out here working'

Patel defends out-of-town visit, saying: 'I’m obviously out here working'

The Home Secretary has defended the decision to leave London for a meet andgreet with police officers, saying it was part of her “statutory duties”.Priti Patel said it was wrong to compare her journey to Hertfordshire and thePrime Minister’s trip to Scotland during the pandemic with foreign travel madeby so-called influencers.


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