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Home›general›Cleverly hits out at Braverman over 'Englishness' row
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Cleverly hits out at Braverman over 'Englishness' row

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Sky News•3h ago•0 views•
Cleverly hits out at Braverman over 'Englishness' row
Sir James Cleverly has criticised former Conservative colleague Suella Braverman after she sparked a row around "Englishness".
Sir James Cleverly has criticised former Conservative colleague Suella Braverman after she sparked a row around "Englishness".
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