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Why the Tories should send May and Gove to the country

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  • The Adventures of Alice Laselles

    Alexandrina Victoria, aged 103/4

    Royal Collection Trust, pp. 64

As a radical paper, The Spectator has always been an admirer of Michael Gove, particularly his education reforms. He was, perhaps, a little too radical when abandoning Boris Johnson at the eleventh hour last week – but let it not be said that he lacks the steel needed to become Prime Minister.

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