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Debate Over Labour’s Role in Possible Ratcliffe Withdrawal

Debate Over Labour’s Role in Possible Ratcliffe Withdrawal

Questions are being raised over whether Britain’s Labour Party would be responsible if billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe were to withdraw billions in investment from the UK. The speculation has fueled political debate over the government’s handling of the business climate.
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