Britain's Westminster power couples — 2024 ranking – POLITICO
A look at the love matches wielding political power.
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A look at the love matches wielding political power.
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Nick Candy has suggested that he will support Labour at the next election.
The property tycoon, 51, admitted he was 'naturally a Tory' but praised Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer as 'a decent man with good values' and said it was 'time for a change'.