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English votes for English folks, really Cameron?
PADDY McGUFFIN watches Cameron rebuild Hadrian’s Wall with an array of anti-Scottish blustering
IT HAS been a busy week for the Tories, who must have block-booked Great Figures in British History from Westminster Library on their party lending card.
We’ve had Boris Johnson attempting to evoke Churchill (again) and even sitting at the war desk at RAF Uxbridge, barking fake orders down the phone to an imaginary Roosevelt.
As if that were not enough to strike fear in the hearts of millions, Cameron then got his hands on the obviously much-thumbed volume and now seems to be doing his best to imitate everyone he can think of.
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