By refusing to roll over and do whatever the White House wants on Iran, the PM has shown far more in common with his hero Harold Wilson, says former Labour cabinet minister (and Wilson biographer) Alan Johnson I t is 50 years this month, almost to the day, since Harold Wilson made his shock announcement that he would leave 10 Downing Street on his 60th birthday. He had won four elections, a feat only matched by William Gladstone, and a European referendum, a feat unmatched by David Cameron. He

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