Boris Johnson's Downing Street Memoir
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•Life inside the Downing Street ‘crack den’
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Boris Johnson spent at least 110,000 on gold wallpaper and other lurid refurbishments.
The former PM is far from the first resident to give Westminster ’s most celebrated address a scathing review.
The original street, a cul-de-sac of brick terraced houses, was built in the early 1680s by George Downing , a diplomat and spy.
Even during her imperial pomp, Margaret Thatcher never seemed to mind the faded gentility of life at No 10.
When she first took up residence in 1979 , she went through the proposed refurbishing bill with a fine-toothed comb.
She paid for the redecoration of the flat, bought her own ironing board and even organised and paid for her own cleaner.
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