Mary Wakefield is a journalist, columnist and commissioning editor for The Spectator. She has worked at the weekly magazine The Spectator for decades and was working at the weekly current affairs magazine when Boris Johnson was editor.
The plot thickens.
Maybe she's the one who has all of the dirt on Johnson. He's notorious for - what shall we say - "inappropriate touching"
She wrote an article in the Spectator about her experience of lockdown. No mention of driving 260 miles to Durham. Another one who is at best economical with the truth.
As both she and her husband were working, just how did they manage with childcare before COVID-19? Maybe a friend, childminder or nanny looked after the little boy. And the family isn't short of a bob or two.
Her father is Sir Humphry Wakefield who owns Chillingham Castle in Northumberland. He's a multi-millionaire and his home must be worth a few pounds. He could have sold a gold candelabra and paid for the childcare himself !
What a load of scumbags.
The plot thickens.
Maybe she's the one who has all of the dirt on Johnson. He's notorious for - what shall we say - "inappropriate touching"
She wrote an article in the Spectator about her experience of lockdown. No mention of driving 260 miles to Durham. Another one who is at best economical with the truth.
As both she and her husband were working, just how did they manage with childcare before COVID-19? Maybe a friend, childminder or nanny looked after the little boy. And the family isn't short of a bob or two.
Her father is Sir Humphry Wakefield who owns Chillingham Castle in Northumberland. He's a multi-millionaire and his home must be worth a few pounds. He could have sold a gold candelabra and paid for the childcare himself !
What a load of scumbags.
