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Viewers who caught newly appointed chancellor Nadhim Zahawi's interview on Sky News earlier may have noticed his apparent fixation with former communications director to Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell .
"And the one characteristic they all had in common is that you don't know the difference between truth and non truth. You use the truth when it's convenient. You disregard it when it's not. And the consequence is now we have the most serious economic crisis, we have a major threat to the United Kingdom and you have trounced Britain's reputation across the world.
According to the current odds being offered by Sky Bet, his former chancellor is now favourite to take over at 4/1 - but only marginally shorter odds than Penny Mordaunt.
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