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Boris Johnson is fighting on too many fronts

22 October 2020

10:58 PM

22 October 2020

10:58 PM

When Boris ran to become leader of the Conservative party – and again when he campaigned in December’s general election – he was pitched by his supporters as a unifier. Boris was going to get Brexit done and then lead the country into a new era – the spats of the previous half a decade consigned to history’s dustbin.

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