Respect to the 148: movement on the Tory moral compass detected in confidence vote
While the prime minister may not have a moral compass, did 148 Tory MPs discover theirs this week?
Read moreMartin spent his early working life in Europe, Australia and the US as a consultant loss prevention engineer. He founded two businesses enabling organisations to cultivate their innovation expertise, focusing particularly on the creative and collaborative aspects of cultures conducive to innovation. He is alert to vested interests and politicians who claim to know what’s best for us while preventing public scrutiny of their actions. He lives in York.
While the prime minister may not have a moral compass, did 148 Tory MPs discover theirs this week?
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