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CHRISTOPHER Sinclair Stevenson, London's most convivial literary agent, says his favourite client was late Times editor Lord Rees-Mogg, though he retains one criticism: 'He always wore suits with pink pinstripes as well as suede loafers in town. Not a good look!' Certainly not a charge that could ever be levelled at the Moggster's son Jacob, 44, member for North East Somerset, always a vision in the Commons in pigeon-chested three-piece suits and fob watch. He reposes at home in double-breasted pyjamas. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
