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Why this could be David Cameron's last summer in politics

Once the Scottish referendum is over, the party leaders face a battle for which none seems fully prepared

2 August 2014

9:00 AM

2 August 2014

9:00 AM

At this time of year, whenever you see a British politician looking particularly busy, you can take it as a sign that they are about to go off on holiday. In this puritanical age, nearly all political leaders are afraid to be seen enjoying themselves, and few dare take a break without making sure we all know they’ve earned it.

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