Stephen Pollard

By Stephen Pollard

Opinion

I Tory sono gia stanchi di Cameron, anche se stavolta non poteva vincere

July 26, 2007 24:00
1 min read

Apologies for my absence yesterday. We moved four weeks ago, and the combination of decorators, builders, locksmiths et al all got too much!

Anyway, my latest Il Foglio column was in yesterday's paper. It's about Mr Cameron and his woes.



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