Columnists: Noodles of fun from ‘The Book of David’
                   
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23-Aug-2008
        

Aug 24 2008 by Matt Withers, Wales On Sunday OWING to life being too short, I’ve not read in full Cameron on Cameron, the book published last week aiming to outline the beliefs of the man all polls suggest will be the next Prime Minister. But from the parts I have read over the past week, I have been filled with a sense of general misery, both at the vacuousness of much of Cameron’s world view in particular,... [read full story]                    

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