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9.11.07

best of the week: stuart jeffries' hatchet job on Boris

stuart_jeffries_140x140 The funniest bad review I've read in quite a while

Congratulations to Stuart Jeffries for being one of the few writers who sees through the 'charms' of Boris Johnson.

kate s-b

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