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as posted by the channelConservative MPs who lost their seats in the election are still rushing to find new jobs.
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Prior to the election 34 outgoing Tory MPs, the vast majority of whom were current or former ministers, had a total of £2.5 million worth of expected annual income in the register of MPs interest.
Rachel Cunliffe and George Eaton answer a listener question on whether any Tories of note have accepted new job since losing their seat.
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