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Having changed the party, we now change the country.

And is it tough going?

Are there plenty of people noises off?

Yes, of course.

There always are, that always have been, that always will be. But the

important thing is to focus on the change that we want to bring about. No government's perfect.

We're going to make mistakes. The important thing is that when we do make mistakes, that we

act to address them and correct them and that we learn from them and that's exactly what we're

doing this faith. I'm Pippa Carrera. and I'm Kieran Stacey. You're listening to Politics

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