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Alex Aiken pictured, who is the executive director of government communications in the civil service, ruled out the move as the Number 10 clock would prove too stressful.
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Mr Gove, Boris Johnsons No Deal planning supremo, has ordered Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to examine the feasibility of creating separate queues in time for the first day of Brexit.