Who is Tulip Siddiq, niece of deposed Bangladeshi PM who quit Treasury role?
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41% : However, experts say her family background was always likely to pose a problem for her role in the British government, not least because her ministerial responsibilities included anti-corruption policy.40% : Rehana, the younger, fled to London where she gained asylum, eventually giving birth to Siddiq. Siddiq grew up in both London and Dhaka, and as a young person met Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton and Mother Teresa alongside her aunt.
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