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"Dismissing the speculation, the health secretary said the claims were self-defeating and self-destructive, comparing them to conspiracy theories. He told Sky News on Wednesday: I think whoever's been briefing this has been watching too much Celebrity Traitors. It's a totally self-defeating briefing, not least because it's not true and I don't understand how anyone thinks it's helpful to the prime minister either, he added, calling for the originators of the briefings to be sacked."
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