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Thirty more business leaders have added their names to the list of signatories backing the Conservatives' plans to scrap the planned increase in National Insurance, the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg says. That takes the total to 68. The new names include the bosses of Fujitsu Communications, Travelodge, and Premier Oil. BBC political editor Nick Robinson tells Daily Politics the Tories will be delighted that more business leaders have backed the party's campaign against a rise in National Insurance. David Cameron's party has had a "tricky" year and will use this latest development as ammunition against Gordon Brown at prime minister's questions, he adds.
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