Politics still matters, as does leadership, vision and statecraft. By sheer will-power, Boris Johnson and his advisers have delivered a radically bet… - Allister Heath

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Politics still matters, as does leadership, vision and statecraft. By sheer will-power, Boris Johnson and his advisers have delivered a radically better deal for Britain, forcing the EU's technocratic juggernaut into a screeching u-turn. It can't be done, we were told, ad nauseam, and yet Johnson delivered, proving that he is, in fact, a statesman.

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About Allister Heath

Allister Georges Freund Heath OBE (born 1977), is a French-born British business journalist, author and commentator. He was appointed editor of The Sunday Telegraph in April 2017.

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Alternative Names: Allister Georges Freund Heath

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