Unlike May's quasi-submissive rituals the first time they met, when she allowed Sturgeon to look very much the host and the person in charge, this time the PM was all about the power-posing, sitting squarely in her seat and splaying to suggest status, with her legs uncrossed and both elbows on the arms of her chair. While Sturgeon was pursed and crossed May's pose was all about confidence and power. Her smiles held a hint of genuine, relaxed humour that gave her a sense of parental authority
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