William Hague’s sideswipe at Alan Duncan

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William Hague’s sideswipe at Alan Duncan

By Mark Pack | Tue 2nd June 2009 - 8:01 pm

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Over at ConservativeHome they’ve got an interview with William Hague, in which he makes this comment about Have I Got News For You:

I took the view that appearing on it is not compatible with being on the Front Bench.

Now, who’s recently appeared on that show? His fellow Conservative front bencher, Alan Duncan. Oops.

Or maybe not so oops, given the frequent political chatter that Alan Duncan won’t make it into any future Conservative Cabinet, his little expenses problem, his forgetfulness when it comes to policy ideas, his secret funding controversy and his donation from a highly controversial source. Perhaps not so oops after all?

Read more by Mark Pack or more about alan duncan, ConservativeHome or william hague.
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