The Tories are in a different world to voters
There are whole swathes of the electorate to whom the party seems to offer almost nothing.
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Lewis Goodall
Lewis Goodall is an author, journalist and analysis and investigations editor at Global, plus a co-host of The News Agents podcast.
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