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Challenged over whether the leaks had damaged the economy, Alexander told the programme: "People always speculate in advance of a Budget and we have always said 'wait until the Budget'."

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"As this is a live investigation, please refrain from speculating online as this could prejudice the ongoing case."

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"We would encourage people not to speculate on the circumstances around this incident," he added.

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Burnham then criticised journalists for speculating, saying he is "constantly answering hypothetical questions" and claimed MPs in Westminster were "constantly speculating and not putting forward solutions".

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“It was just funny seeing everybody was on the same boat, speculating,” he said.

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