Boris Johnson urged to end 'silence' and condemn Trump's response to George Floyd protests

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Boris Johnson urged to end 'silence' and condemn Trump's response to George Floyd protests

Boris Johnson urged to end 'silence' and condemn Trump's response to George Floyd protests

Independent

Published 03 Jun 2020

Exclusive: Letter to PM says 'Today is the 9th day of protests following the murder of George Floyd, yet you and your ministers remain silent'

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