I’d move to Kosovo if Ed Miliband became prime minister

If any of you sees Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair, walking around with a begging bowl in his hand, it’s because he took me to dinner recently. I sort of went a bit nuts with the wine and the VF chief ended up with the bill. We went to a new Bagel restaurant, Chevalier, a futuristic marvel with great food and wine and even grander prices.

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I’d move to Kosovo if Ed Miliband became prime minister

Hanging out with Kosovar coke dealers would be preferable to watching Ed visit the Queen

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