Westminster was busy this year with Labour’s election supermajority, budget dramas, and various missions, but some politicians still found time to read. Notable picks include Bridget Phillipson’s praise for The Country Girls trilogy, David Lammy’s recommendation of A Little Life, and Tony Blair’s interest in Custer’s Trials. Other favorites included Rishi Sunak’s choice of Genesis on AI and Kim Leadbeater’s mention of How Westminster Works. Notable reads also included JFK by David Cameron, Shrines of Gaiety by Jo Stevens, and An Officer and a Spy by Graham Brady.
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