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Boris Johnson has kickstarted his battle bus tour of Britain which he hopes will convince people to vote out of the EU. But before he hit the road, he made a direct pitch to Spectator readers in an exclusive interview. The former mayor of London set out his Brexit battle lines, as he spoke to James Forsyth and Fraser Nelson, saying:
‘It is unquestionably true that I’ve changed. But so has the EU. And of the two of us, it’s the EU that has changed more than me.’
Speaking on the podcast, James Forsyth tells Isabel Hardman that:
‘He knows that he is in the fight of his political life. He knows that the stakes for him in this referendum campaign are very high because what Boris needs to show that on a real matter of substance, he can persuade voters to trust his judgement.
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