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Labour Minister Jenny Riddell-Carpenter criticized traditional images of Britain as a 'far-Right' fantasy during a party conference, expressing concerns about their potential use in the upcoming election. Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake responded by demanding an apology and highlighting the importance of supporting rural communities.
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Labour Minister Jenny Riddell-Carpenter criticized traditional images of Britain as a 'far-Right' fantasy during a party conference, expressing concerns about their potential use in the upcoming election. Conservative Party Chairman Kevin Hollinrake responded by demanding an apology and highlighting the importance of supporting rural communities.
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