Ed Balls, after refusing to rule out a coalition with the SNP 13 times, tries to get George Osborne to shake on a one-on-one debate.
George shakes on a debate, so long as he can bring a little friend…
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Philip Hammond uses a trip to Berlin to mock the Foreign Secretary:
“A compromise is the art of dividing a cake in such a way that everyone believes he has the biggest piece. Wise words with some applicability to the Brexit negotiations although I try to discourage talk of “cake” amongst my colleagues.”
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