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More kitsch less Kitchener?
Gary Gibbon blogs on the aftermath of David Cameron’s speech to the Conservative Party Conference.
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Gary Gibbon blogs on the aftermath of David Cameron’s speech to the Conservative Party Conference.
It’s one of those stories that you have to stop and check yourself about. It fascinates you personally, but you think that you’re probably the only person in the newsroom to care, if not the only person in Britain, maybe. We were in Dubai doing a completely different story (of which more later). But the…
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