PATRICK DARDIS: Burnham's new holiday tax is delusional, unforgivable and, for many in the hospitality trade, unsurvivable ...Middle East

Burnham is not only the name of our new, though unelected, Prime Minister. It also happens to be a typical English seaside town, with a pier, ice cream stalls and bucket-and-spade shops.

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