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Five ways Boris might save his premiership

2 February 2022

3:36 AM

2 February 2022

3:36 AM

Boris Johnson doesn’t even like parties, by all accounts. He prefers to be left alone with women. Yet parties are killing him. His premiership seems horribly stuck in the news huit clos that is partygate: every time he thinks he’s out, those rule-breaking sessions in Downing Street pull him back in.

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