Johnson doesn't 'deny' that he's still an asset at the polls
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Johnson doesn't 'deny' that he's still an asset at the polls
Prime Minister Boris Johnson attempts to avoid questions as to whether he remains an asset for the Conservative party ahead of local elections on May 5, before saying that he is "not denying" that he is still a strength of the party when it comes to elections.
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