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Will Rishi Sunak's election gamble pay off? | Political Currency

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"He's taken a bold decision to shift the dial!"

Will Rishi Sunak's decision to call a snap election make a difference? George and Ed weigh in on the rain-soaked annoucement, the human drama invovled and the 'brilliantly-held' secret kept from the broader Tory party that the national will head to the polls on July 4.

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