We have the guts to change the UK, claims Boris Johnson at Conservative Party conference
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Published: Oct 06, 2021, 24:35 IST | Updated: Oct 06, 2021, 24:35 IST
UK PM Boris Johnson promises that his government will show more "guts" than any before as it works to deal with issues facing society and the economy in his closing speech at the Conservative Party's annual conference.
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