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Scribbler for whoever will pay me. Author of The Weak Are A Long Time In Politics: bit.ly/2NvsDFg. Also churchwarden at @asblackheath
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Police stopped protesters drowning out Burnham – Tory PMs weren’t so lucky Original

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By Patrick Kidd Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
When Boris Johnson gave his last speech before leaving Downing Street in 2022, it was accompanied by a serenade from Westminster's most tedious irritant. "Bye, bye Boris" was blasted out by Steve Bray, who wheeled a giant speaker into Whitehall for the occasion. A few minutes later, after a request from Hugh Grant on Twitter, Bray sent Johnson packing with a loud blast of Yakety Sax, the frenzied theme music from The Benny Hill Show.
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Starmer was the PM who had no idea what to do with his landslide

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By Patrick Kidd Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A little over two years ago, Sir Keir Starmer was elected prime minister on a manifesto whose title promised just one thing: "Change." Perhaps that was the problem. Starmer had offered himself to the country as a new face after 14 years of chaos and paralysis in government – the opening paragraph of his manifesto essentially said "We are not the Tories" – but, beyond that promise to be someone else, he never seemed able to express his vision for the country nor show the leadership to deliver it.
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Starmer was the PM who had no idea what to do with his landslide

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By Patrick Kidd Verified
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