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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says that Transport Secretary Louise Haigh 's comments that P&O Ferries are"a rogue operator" is"not government position"described the firm as a “rogue operator”, and claimed: “I’ve been boycotting P&O Ferries for two and a half years and I’d encourage consumers to do the same.”
Asked for his take on Haigh’s claim that P&O Ferries are a “rogue operator”, he said: “That is not the government’s position.”
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