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Boris Johnson accused of misleading parliament over DfID merger
PM claimed there had been ‘loads’ of consultations over department which faces a £2bn cut this year Boris Johnson has been accused of misleading parliament over who was consulted before the merger of the Department for International Development and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.Sarah Champion, chair of the international development committee (IDC), said despite the prime minister’s assurances that there had been “massive consultation” ahead of the announcement last month, evidence suggested there had not been. Continue reading...
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