Chris Brannigan is a Senior Fellow at Policy Exchange. Most recently he was at the No10 Policy Unit providing policy advice to the Prime Minister. He was part of the Integrated Defence, Foreign Policy and Development Review Task Force. Prior to that, he was Director of Government Relations to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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