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'Labour don't like people who generally don't vote for them', Conservative co-chair says

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February 10, 2025

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Sky News speaks to Conservative Party Co-chair Nigel Huddleston about Kemi Badenoch's first 100 days as Tory leader, a Reform UK poll, Andrew Gwynne and Donald Trump's tariffs.

On the sacking of health minister Andrew Gwynne, Mr Huddleston says: "It's not only the fact that he put it on a WhatsApp group, it's the fact that he thought that was appropriate in the first place.

"It goes back to Labour MPs thinking that they can attack pensioners, they don't like people who don't generally vote for them."

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