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Tories launch last-ditch bid to stop Winston Churchill and other heroes being replaced with 'woke' wildlife pictures on banknotes: 'Without them we'd have swastikas on our notes'

Daily Mail

July 4, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling

Tories launch last-ditch bid to stop Winston Churchill and other heroes being replaced with 'woke' wildlife pictures on banknotes: 'Without them we'd have swastikas on our notes'

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