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Ministers left no clearer about May’s intentions at crunch Cabinet

26 March 2019

12:53 AM

26 March 2019

12:53 AM

After today’s Cabinet, ministers are no clearer about what Theresa May’s intentions are. ‘Reading tea leaves would be easier’, remarks one Secretary of State.

This problem is demonstrated by the different messages those present took from the meeting. One Cabinet source said that May’s closing words about governing in the national interest ‘felt a bit like a farewell speech’.

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