Article 5EEXN Covid jabs and spending don’t make Johnson a good prime minister | William Keegan

Covid jabs and spending don’t make Johnson a good prime minister | William Keegan

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William Keegan
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This bungling, populist government is basking in the reflected glory of the experts who created the Covid vaccine

Philip Stephens, the chief political commentator of the Financial Times, tells a wonderful story about how he was playing football in the playground at school - in those days playground football was with tennis balls - and a ball hit the Latin master as he was passing.

The Latin master immediately clipped Stephens round the ears - which, these days, would no doubt have led to the master's dismissal. Stephens protested: It wasn't me, sir." To which the reply was: Let this be a lesson to you, my boy. There is no justice in this world."

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