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Patty you have a copy of the Daily Mail.

Yes, it's one of the interesting columns from Boris Johnson.

Critics say there haven't been many.

There have been some about things like how to start a fire and some things that one might imagine if one was being scurrilous that they might have been dictated at haste on the way to doing something else and perhaps hadn't had a huge amount of thought.

This one is on the big geopolitical issue. something else and perhaps hadn't had a huge amount of thought.

This one is on the big geopolitical issue,

but also on the big psycho drama that's been the conservative party

because it mentions David Cameron's essence without mentioning David Cameron himself.

And that's perfect for you because you love talking about David Cameron.

I am obsessed with the return of David Cameron to the government.

I admit it and I invite newscasters now to complain to the head of something

it's obviously wrong you must complain but it is really interesting because for

all sorts of different reasons.

Partly it's interesting because foreign affairs has become so high on the agenda in a way that it often isn't.

So the work that he's doing is always interesting to talk about.

It's also very interesting because what it tells us about the

kind of Prime Minister that Rishi Sunak is or perhaps is not and it's also

interesting because it brings back all of those sort of rattling Tory ghosts that have been such problems all those

profound schisms that have developed over the last few years really since the

referendum that have left them in the god-off almost that they're now in.

So, camouflage by Laura's perfect analysis of David Cameron's return.

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