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Tories call on foreign secretary to ‘withdraw’ Trump remarks

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Tories call on foreign secretary to ‘withdraw’ Trump remarks

Tories call on foreign secretary to ‘withdraw’ Trump remarks

Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride calls on Foreign Secretary David Lammy to “withdraw” historical derogatory remarks made about Donald Trump claiming they “are probably not going to make for encouraging a positive relationship” with the new US administration.

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