Conservatives call to fire PM’s top advisor

Conservatives call to fire PM’s top advisor

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The Conservatives want the Prime Minister to fire his top advisor accusing her of mishandling allegations of sexual misconduct against a former top soldier. Nigel Newlove reports.

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