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Some Britons don't want to 'get out of house and work necessary hours' after Covid pandemic, says Lord Hague

Lord Hague Covid-19 the Migration Advisory Committee

Some Britons don't want to "get out of the house and work the necessary hours" after the Covid pandemic, ex-Tory leader Lord Hague said on Tuesday.

The peer also believes that some people in the UK are not working because they are obese.

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