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The Tory planning row is becoming increasingly bitter

24 November 2022

3:08 AM

24 November 2022

3:08 AM

The Tories are really wheeling out all the greatest hits for party rows at the moment. Not content with a fight over the weekend about Brexit, they’re now having an increasingly bitter scrap about planning reform. Last night, ministers delayed a crunch vote on top-down housing targets after it became obvious they were going to have a serious revolt on their hands.

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