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Rees-Mogg: Jenrick's resignation grave difficulty for govt

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Rees-Mogg: Jenrick's resignation grave difficulty for govt

Rees-Mogg: Jenrick's resignation grave difficulty for govt

Former leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the resignation of Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick is a "grave difficulty" for the government and will make it harder for the Rwanda Bill to pass through Parliament.

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