Jo Johnson

David Cameron’s For the Record ends where the sorriest three years in modern British history begin

The referendum disaster overshadows an otherwise positive prime ministerial career

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  • For the Record

    David Cameron

    William Collins, pp. 752, £25

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Jo Johnson
Jo Johnson is a former universities minister, chairman of Tes Global and president’s professorial fellow at King’s College London

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