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Cleverly lays down the law on dirty tricks

13 August 2024

4:07 AM

13 August 2024

4:07 AM

Blue is the colour, winning is the game. The Premier League returns this week and it seems that one Tory leadership contender is taking notes. After the 1922 committee ruled that any candidate found engaging in ‘blue on blue’ will face the public shame of a ‘yellow card’, James Cleverly has now gone a step further.

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