Andrew Bridgen offers to drop legal action against Matt Hancock if he apologises over vaccine row

January 28, 2023 by News Desk

GBNews published this video item, entitled “Andrew Bridgen offers to drop legal action against Matt Hancock if he apologises over vaccine row” – below is their description.

‘The ball is in Matt Hancock’s court.’
Andrew Bridgen MP offers to drop legal action against Matt Hancock if he apologises over the vaccine row.
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