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The Government;&#x0027s Covid certification measures which come into force on Wednesday are not only an illiberal measure but also 'won;&#x0027t work', a leading backbencher has said. David Davis, the former Brexit Secretary who has been sceptical of lockdown measures, told the Today programme that so-called vaccine passports were 'the real issue' with the Government;&#x0027s Plan B legislation.

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