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Home » General election 2024: How Tories and Labour score on the key issues facing the country

General election 2024: How Tories and Labour score on the key issues facing the country

May 23, 2024

posted on May. 23, 2024 at 12:21 am

The Mirror looks at the key issues facing the country ahead of the July 4 general election – including the economy, the NHS, housing, education, crime and the environment

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