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Amol Rajan and minister Jacqui Smith BBC Radio 4 presenter Amol Rajan put a minister on the spot today by asking if Labour was now the “nasty party” after the recent WhatsApp scandal. The government sacked health minister Andrew Gwynne over the weekend after the Mail on Sunday found he had (…)

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