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Cleverly vows to oppose Burnham’s ‘war on London’

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by The Telegraph•15h ago•0 views•
Cleverly vows to oppose Burnham’s ‘war on London’
Prospective Tory mayoral candidate promises to fight the introduction of new or higher taxes in this month’s Budget
Sir James Cleverly has taken aim at Andy Burnham’s “war on London” with a pledge to fight the Prime Minister’s new tax policies. In an interview with The Telegraph, the prospective Tory candidate for Mayor of London said he would challenge Mr Burnham... [3841 chars]
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