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Monday 31 July 2023 9:07 am

Immigration minister Jenrick denies abandoning briefcase on train

By: Jack Mendel

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The Conservatives need to win back voters who have gone “on strike” over the failure to tackle immigration and extremism, Robert Jenrick has said.
The Conservatives need to win back voters who have gone “on strike” over the failure to tackle immigration and extremism, Robert Jenrick has said.

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick is facing claims that he left his ministerial briefcase unattended on a train.

The Sun newspaper reported that witnesses had seen the Home Office minister leave his red box unattended for at least four minutes.

A spokesman for the minister strongly denied any suggestion that the politician had abandoned the box.

According to the report, Mr Jenrick was on a train back to his Newark constituency on Friday morning.

The paper also published pictures that it said shows the red box on a seat in a first class carriage on the train.

The minister could now face questions about whether a security breach was committed.

His spokesman said: “Mr Jenrick was working on the train throughout the journey, with his ministerial box close by at all times.

“He sat in the seat directly to the left of this misleading photo and he left the train with his locked ministerial box.”

Dominic McGrath – Press Association

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Robert Jenrick speaking at a podium with British Workers First and Union Jack flags, discussing bank taxes.

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