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Dr Helen Thaventhiran is quoted in Guardian article about PM’s oratorical style, November 2021

Posted on 6 December 20211 December 2021 by english
Image credit: ‘Peppa Loves Reading’, published by Penguin
https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/317/317339/peppa-pig–peppa-loves-reading/9780241476345.html

Link to the article: ‘The Peppa problem: why did Boris Johnson’s CBI speech bomb so badly?’

 

 

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