Iain Dale just wrote the only political memoir that reads like a HR department's worst nightmare and a restraining order waiting to happen.
Iain Dale's Westminster memoir: A catalog of professional boundary failures
Political commentator Iain Dale recounts the bizarre and predatory atmosphere of his years in Westminster, highlighting instances of unwanted advances by Mo Mowlam and cringeworthy, boundary-crossing lunches with Huw Edwards. The recollections underscore a culture of impunity where professional conduct was treated as entirely optional by those in power.
Source: Iain Dale's Westminster memoir: A catalog of professional boundary failures — The Telegraph
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