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Sir James Dyson, the prominent Brexiteer businessman, has launched a broadside at Rishi Sunak – arguing that his Government’s short-sighted economic policies are driving productive businesses away from Britain. Writing for The Telegraph, he asserts that the Prime Minister is “wrecking the economy”.
Chris
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