May did her best to appear gracious but it became clear the trip had been even more of a waste of time than she had fearedThis time last week,Theresa May would probably never believe imagined her visit to Poland would attract so much interest. A couple of photo opportunities and a hasty press conference with the Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, and that no one bothered to broadcast and she would be out of there. One more job knocked off her to-do list before she could place her feet up for Christmas.
The sacking of Damian Green late on Wednesday night rather changed all that. Now the focus was back on the prime minister and she looked done in. After a year in which just about everything that could depart wrong had gone wrong,having to fire the one person she could nearly trust in the cabinet was the last straw. She did her best to appear gracious – she couldn’t fairly bring herself to say she was thrilled to be in Warsaw – but her voice was even flatter than usual. Here was a prime minister going through the motions and dreading what was to near.
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Source: guardian.co.uk