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Lord Frost: Britain needs low taxes and no vaccine passports

19 December 2021

7:12 AM

19 December 2021

7:12 AM

Lord Frost, Boris Johnson’s Brexit minister and one of his closest allies, has resigned in protest at the ‘direction’ of the government. He has been making his discomfiture clear for a while, most recently in this speech to the Centre for Policy Studies where he said he believed in low tax (Johnson is raising tax) and no vaccine passports (Johnson forced them through with Labour votes last week).

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This is an edited extract of Lord Frost’s speech to the Centre for Policy Studies.


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