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Theresa May swipes that her 'soft Brexit' deal would have been 'better' for the UK than Boris Johnson's - as she says she suffered 'sexism' in No10

Theresa May swipes that her 'soft Brexit' deal would have been 'better' for the UK than Boris Johnson's - as she says she suffered 'sexism' in No10
Theresa May took a pop at Boris Johnson over his 'bad' Brexit agreement, which she argued had to be 'resolved' with Rishi Sunak 's Windsor Framework.

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