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Sunak hails 'friendship' with NZ in meeting with new PM

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Sunak hails 'friendship' with NZ in meeting with new PM

Sunak hails 'friendship' with NZ in meeting with new PM

Rishi Sunak has welcomed the new prime minister of New Zealand to Downing Street for the first time, saying the "friendship and partnership" between the two countries is "as strong as ever".

Chris Hipkins is one of several world leaders meeting with Mr Sunak today in the run up to the coronation.

Report by Buseld.

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