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Six of the silliest 'cakegate' defences

27 January 2022

3:41 AM

27 January 2022

3:41 AM

Polls might show that two in three voters think Boris Johnson should quit over No. 10’s parties but crucially less than 15 per cent of Tory MPs share that opinion. And, as Westminster awaits the release of Sue Gray’s report, it’s clear that there are still plenty of backbenchers willing to go out on the airwaves to put their necks on the line.

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