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"Reform plans to dramatically cut the number of civil servants if they win the next election, the party has said, despite the lack of government experience within the party. Danny Kruger, who defected from the Tories last month, told a Westminster press conference that the party would not renew the leases on a number of government buildings, including those housing the Home Office and the Department for Transport."
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