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BORIS JOHNSON: My great-great grandmother was sold into slavery as a child. So should the Johnsons be seeking a wodge of reparation cash?

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BORIS JOHNSON: My great-great grandmother was sold into slavery as a child. So should the Johnsons be seeking a wodge of reparation cash?
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So, the madness begins. Andy Burnham has bone-headedly junked the time-honoured and common-sense position of the UK Government.

Key Takeaways

  • BORIS JOHNSON: My great-great grandmother was sold into slavery as a child.
  • So should the Johnsons be seeking a wodge of reparation cash?.
  • So, the madness begins.

So, the madness begins. Andy Burnham has bone-headedly junked the time-honoured and common-sense position of the UK Government.

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