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“I think our problems are fixable” “…so why didn’t you fix them when you had the chance?” Former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt tells Victoria Derbyshire he wishes he’d carried out “more radical reforms” on the NHS and "gone further and faster” on welfare reform. #Newsnight

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