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Rishi Sunak: I took money from "deprived urban areas" to give it to rich towns. | New Statesman
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0:16Now PlayingRishi Sunak will be the next Prime Minister. During the summer leadership race he boasted to conservative members in Tunbridge Wells that he had "fixed" Labour funding models that directed funding to "deprived urban areas".
The former Chancellor and new Prime Minister will inherit a crumbling UK economy. Will he use techniques like this to attempt to fix it?
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