Carrie Johnson's first big test: how will she shine at the G7?
At 33, the new Mrs Johnson will be the youngest spouse at the summit. What lessons can she learn from former prime ministerial other-halves?
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At 33, the new Mrs Johnson will be the youngest spouse at the summit. What lessons can she learn from former prime ministerial other-halves?
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