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SARAH VINE: The WhatsApps between Simon Case and Dominic Cummings that prove politics is still run by misogynists - Vimarsana News

SARAH VINE: The WhatsApps between Simon Case and Dominic Cummings that prove politics is still run by misogynists

SARAH VINE: In many ways, Dominic Cummings was the architect of that success, as clever a political strategist as has ever stalked (or in his case, shuffled) the corridors of power

Boris Johnson's former right-hand man Dominic Cummings earns more than £132k from new IT business - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson's former right-hand man Dominic Cummings earns more than £132k from new IT business

According to its inaugural set of accounts filed on November 17 Siwah Ltd, which shares its name with an oasis in the Egyptian desert, made £132,666 in its first year.

Ophelia Lovibond on Playing Carrie Johnson in 'This England': "The Lady Macbeth Thing Is so Loaded" - Vimarsana News

Ophelia Lovibond on Playing Carrie Johnson in 'This England': "The Lady Macbeth Thing Is so Loaded"

We speak to the British actor about the politics of playing the former Prime Minister's wife

Absent friends? Pictures lay bare the toll of three years in No10 on Boris's entourage - Vimarsana News

Absent friends? Pictures lay bare the toll of three years in No10 on Boris's entourage

Boris Johnson swept out of Downing Street . But the faces photographed in the famous road in Westminster were markedly different from those who cheered him in to No10 in July 2019.

Where has Mr Truss been hiding? A spouse-free race isn't usually the political way | Catherine Bennett - Vimarsana News

Where has Mr Truss been hiding? A spouse-free race isn't usually the political way | Catherine Bennett

Hugh O’Leary’s absence could be a sign that our politics is growing up, tiring of pantomime