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Author of Gimson's Presidents; Gimson's PMs; Gimson's Kings & Queens; Boris - The Making of the Prime Minister. Contributing editor to ConHome.
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By focusing on rough sleepers, Burnham distracts us, and himself, from the real problem

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By Andrew Gimson Verified
| ConservativeHome
Roy Kerridge wrote about parts of the British Isles which most journalists never see. In 1977 he got a job as a lavatory attendant in a town on the south coast of England, and became friends with a tramp, Commander Williams, who that winter “was found frozen to death in a lavatory cubicle, for although the Welfare had found him a room in Portsmouth, he wouldn’t stay in it.
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What Badenoch can learn from Disraeli

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By Andrew Gimson Verified
| ConservativeHome
The Disraeli Myth: The Making of a Conservative Tradition by Emily Jones Benjamin Disraeli’s career was a triumph of highly coloured imagination over earnest respectability. Conservatives were intoxicated by him, and thrilled to his name long after his death in 1881, for he gave them the romance of politics, not just the humdrum practicalities.
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Farage is simultaneously Reform's greatest asset and its greatest liability

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By Andrew Gimson Verified
| ConservativeHome
Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf announced yesterday morning that a Reform Government would solve the small boats problem “within a fortnight”. It would perform this astounding feat by ordering the Royal Navy to stop all boats laden with migrants as they crossed the Channel. The migrants would then be landed back in France or Belgium, if possible at a port, which Yusuf said would be “more dignified”.
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