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Roar interviews King’s MP Nickie Aiken on issues big and small

Comment Editor Ben Evans and Staff Writer Patrick Schnecker sit down with MP for Cities of London and Westminster Nickie Aiken. They discuss conservative politics, the cost of living crisis and the ongoing strikes.

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