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“Do you think this amounts to breaking a manifesto commitment?” “Yeah. I mean we can’t get away from it really.” Watering down the workers' rights bill is a “huge political mistake,” says Labour MP for Hayes and Harlington @JohnMcDonnellMP. @AyeshaHazarika | #TimesRadio

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