The New Statesman
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David Cameron’s resurrection is now an exception in the modern era of British politics.
Foreign Secretary Rishi Sunak wanted to distract from Suella Braverman's sacking.
But in trying to revive the politics of this period, Sunak will find little comfort.
The Conservative coalition of the Cameron era has fractured and is unlikely to be reassembled.
More likely is that both Sunak and Cameron , as they have done before, cede ground to the right and hope the problem goes away. It won’t. If they don’t fight, it will be Britain left picking up the pieces, enduring yet more disorder, long after one man has retreated to his shepherd’s hut in Oxfordshire and the other to the blue skies of California ..
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