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Talk of a Tory majority could spell trouble for Boris Johnson

26 November 2019

2:12 AM

26 November 2019

2:12 AM

In their attempt to avoid a repeat of 2017, the Tories have cleared another hurdle. A day on from the launch of their manifesto, there are no policies that are alienating core voters (the dementia tax) or target voters (means testing the winter fuel allowances). Instead, the biggest row is over whether using a net figure for the number of new nurses, rather than a gross one, is acceptable.

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