'What we are witnessing is nothing less than a concerted, inhumane attempt to deny hard-working families the pleasures which can be purchased by their more fortunate compatriots' | Writes AllisonPearson
“Donnez-moi un break!” When he was still a columnist of this parish that was one of the Prime Minister’s favourite exclamations. So I remind him of it now. “Give us a break, Boris.” Quite literally. Give us a break, a cruise, a holiday far away from this damp, sullen English August. A break in a place where we can bathe the wounds of the past 16 months in warm blue water or allow the heat to seep into our weary bones.
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