Nadhim Zahawi on partygate: ‘Due process is important’

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Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says the police investigation into partygate should be allowed to finish before further action is taken.

He told Kay Burley: “I think you’ll find most of my colleagues, who are fair-minded, who believe in due process, will vote for the amendment – because it’s the right thing to do.”

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