Some of you may remember when Tony Blair was heckled at the Women’s Institute with a slow handclap, disturbing his speech. That was in the year 2003, years after Blair secured his landslide 179-seat majority. Meanwhile, the Labour Party conference saw booing and protesters after just three months since taking office. During the Chancellor’s speech, there was even more discontent, which reminded me of Theresa May. Day after day, scandal after scandal emerges and the discontent is bubbling from both the public and within the party. Over the weekend, it emerged the Education Secretary, Bridget Ph…
