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December 09, 2021
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One question I hope I would ask
There is one question I hope I would ask re events in Downing Street over the past 48 hours or so if I were an aspiring journalist trying to make a name.
Is there any suggestion that one happy event might have been induced in order to distract attention from other not so happy events?
If someone doesn't ask it, there is something even more rotten than I thought in the state of British journalism.
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