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Johnson is imperilled. So why are his enemies helping him?

13 December 2021

8:00 PM

13 December 2021

8:00 PM

It’s a topsy turvy world when your friends and allies do you all kinds of damage and then your enemies and detractors accidentally ride to the rescue.

But that’s what’s going on in the life of Boris Johnson. His lax approach to the conduct of his own circle is a major factor in his popularity slump. Whether

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