Boris made the rules, then he broke them. Such leadership failure means there’s no future for him
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Danny Webster2022-04-12T15:10:00
We could be witnessing the downfall of this government, says Danny Webster, as he argues that regardless of whether Boris Johnson’s breaking of the rules was accidental or deliberate, it constitutes a significant failure of leadership
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