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Tuesday, Oct 15, 2024

Key Takeaways from Boris Johnson’s Memoir

Boris Johnson's memoir 'Unleashed' reveals his Covid-19 struggles, including intensive care, and plans to raid the Netherlands for vaccines. He reflects on his interactions with Theresa May, Penny Mordaunt, and attempts to keep Prince Harry in the UK. Johnson criticizes Keir Starmer and addresses the 'Partygate' scandal, denying any wrongdoing.
Boris Johnson's upcoming memoir 'Unleashed,' set for release on October 10, reveals several intriguing insights.

Published excerpts in the Daily Mail highlight Johnson's battle with Covid-19, where he likened his experience to the plague-stricken Pericles of ancient Athens, eventually leading to intensive care at St Thomas’ Hospital in April 2020.

During the pandemic's height in March 2021, Johnson even considered raiding the Netherlands to secure AstraZeneca vaccines, despite warnings from military officials like Lt Gen Doug Chalmers.

Johnson fondly reminisces about his predecessor, Theresa May, and former equalities minister Penny Mordaunt, commenting on May's distinctive features and questioning Mordaunt's political authenticity.

He addresses the controversial 'Partygate' scandal, denying any wrongdoing during his surprise birthday gathering, which led to a criminal penalty.

Johnson also harshly criticizes Keir Starmer, likening his demeanor in a 2020 Commons debate to a disgruntled bullock.

Lastly, he recounts his futile attempt to persuade Prince Harry to remain in his royal role during a 20-minute pep talk in January 2020.
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