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David Lammy: The old world order isn't coming back

What happens when US Vice President Vance goes drinking with Angela Rayner & David Lammy? 

David Lammy: The old world order isn't coming back

What happens when US Vice President Vance goes drinking with Angela Rayner & David Lammy?The Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary knows America better than probably anyone else around the cabinet table. And in this interview he reflects at length on the state of the world ...  Show more

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