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The plot to put Rishi Sunak in No. 10

16 October 2022

4:00 AM

16 October 2022

4:00 AM

When Rishi Sunak resigned over Boris Johnson’s leadership, he acknowledged that it might be the end of his political career. His dreams of leading the Tory party already seemed over, thanks to his wealthy wife’s non-dom status. In a few short weeks, the Tory party did something quite extraordinary, and forgot about all that.

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