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Why the Tories are more diverse than Labour

15 July 2022

12:21 AM

15 July 2022

12:21 AM

‘The candidates fighting to replace Boris Johnson as Conservative party leader and Britain’s prime minister reflect the country’s rich diversity,’ the England-hating New York Times put it earlier this week, through gritted teeth, ‘with six having recent ancestors hailing from outside Europe.’

It might seem initially curious that it’s the Conservatives who are so ethnically diverse.

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