PoliticsHome Quiz - 12 January 2018

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12th January 2018

With the festivities over for another year, Parliament is back in full swing and it's time to pay attention again. Test how much you remember from the last week...

Theresa May brought in a few new faces to her top team this week in a reshuffle widely thought of as underwhelming

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