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UK election live blog: Boris Johnson vs Jeremy Corbyn

Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to ‘get Brexit done’?

uk election live blog

Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to ‘get Brexit done’? Or has he followed in the footsteps of Theresa May? Follow all the coverage on our UK team’s live blog:

Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to ‘get Brexit done’? Or has he followed in the footsteps of Theresa May? Follow all the coverage on our UK team’s live blog:

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