'Boris Johnson had better just pray that it is a mild and windy winter. A cold and still one might yet floor him' | Writes JeremyWarnerUK
Don’t worry, it’ll all blow over; nothing to see here. That seems to be the Government’s stance on more or less everything these days, and has been very much the message from Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng this week on the energy crisis.
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