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Today, will it be Tik-Tok or the Family What's-AP group that shapes the 2024 general election?

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The sun surprised everyone tonight with its backing for Blair.

The sun says the Tories are tired, divided and rudderless,

and Tony Blair is apparently a breath of fresh air.

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How Things Change How things change.

This time around, the parties are paying just as much attention to their social media accounts as what any newspaper editor thinks. A few days after Rishi Sunak called the general election,

the Conservative Party joined Tik-Tok to announce a brand new policy.

Hi Tik-Tok, sorry to be breaking into your usual politics free feed,

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