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Badenoch’s Tory comeback plan: Scrapping stamp duty & leaving the ECHR | Political Currency Podcast
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51:47Now PlayingKemi Badenoch's Conservatives have a new plan: leave the ECHR. Is this the start of Brexit 2.0? In this episode of the Political Currency podcast, Ed Balls and George Osborne dive into a chaotic Conservative Party Conference and a wild week in UK politics.
The pair discuss:
• Has Kemi Badenoch done enough to save her leadership?
• The Tory plan to abolish Stamp Duty, explained.
• And can PM Keir Starmer be the one to reform the ECHR?
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