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Labour front bench and SNP leader arrive at Cabinet Office

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Labour front bench and SNP leader arrive at Cabinet Office

Labour front bench and SNP leader arrive at Cabinet Office

Members of Sir Keir Starmer's front bench and SNP Commons Leader Ian Blackford arrive at the Cabinet Office for talks with the government after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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