That Kemi is spectacularly wrong about almost everything is a big help to the PM | John Crace
She was back in her happy place with a scattergun PMQs Little things please little minds.
The Guardian reports that she was back in her happy place with a scattergun PMQs Little things please little minds.
One good poll has convinced the Tory leader she is invincible. And minds don’t come much smaller than some of those in Westminster.
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