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Tories would be foolish not to allow Ambrose to run for permanent leader

As the Tory leadership race heats up this summer, the most pressing question on Conservatives' minds ought not be whether or not they'll allow Rona Ambrose to contest their party's leadership, but rather, whether or not she'll take them up on their offer?

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