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Barnie Choudhury: We bury Theresa May but will not mourn her

Prime minister Theresa May set up The Race Disparity Audit but leaves office with a country more divided.

By: Keerthi Mohan

by BARNIE CHOUDHURY Former BBC journalist TODAY, like Shakespeare’s Mark Anthony, I come to bury Theresa May, not praise her. But unlike Mark Anthony, I will say nothing about those who plotted her demise, because it could easily be argued that she was the instrument of her own downfall. I come to bury May because we shouldn’t kick people when they’re down. It’s simply not British. I know politics is a game of sharp elbows and even sharper tongues, but we should at least try to walk a mile in her shoes. So, let’s begin that day in July 2016…

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