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It's time to stop the omnishambles - and send Lynton Crosby to No. 10

The handling of Maria Miller's expenses demonstrated yet again why Ed Miliband is the luckiest political leader alive

12 April 2014

9:00 AM

12 April 2014

9:00 AM

Yet again, the Conservative party has reminded us that it is quite capable of losing the next election. The events leading up to Maria Miller’s resignation are entirely consistent with a party that is so gauche, so accident-prone, so surprised by basic news events that it can make Ed Miliband seem positively presidential.

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