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One thing’s for sure: panto will never be the same again. Dave Murphy, chief executive at Cambridge Arts Theatre, said: “We thought long and hard before deciding to create this year’s show but realised that, this year more than ever before, we need take some control over our own destiny. “This is us putting our best foot forward at the end of the most challenging year in our history. “Amidst the COVID gloom I can promise you laughter, panto madness, feel-good songs, familiar faces and some much-needed festive cheer. Please join us for the fun.” The Arts Theatre’s pantomime favou...

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Look back at his short night of the improbable soul, when he emerged to tell the world that after an unlikely “huge amount of heartache”, he would join the leavers. Of course he would: it was the only route to get the Tory party membership to select him as leader. To back remain would have cast him on the sidelines with Michael Heseltine, one of the many who “could have been a contender”. With Wayne Sleep choreography, with a pantomime macho display and songs of Brexit defiance to soothe his backbenchers, the ego-pilot is skilfully steering HMS Boris safely to port with a trade deal o...