"That went off the charts, with millions and millions of views," recalls the 29-year-old Tory candidate, who worked for a number of local news outlets in the north of England before quitting to focus on politics. "It turned into this crazy viral sensation. That is my journalism legacy, everything else I've done is irrelevant."
Duncan was in the room as regional newspapers transformed from print chroniclers of local politics to click-hungry online publishers constantly trying to go viral on Facebook. Now a full-time politician - after a stint as a news editor on the Daily Star when it pitted the former prime minister Liz Truss against a lettuce - Duncan is applying the same approach to political campaigning. This includes announcing on Instagram his policy, unusual for a Tory, of nationalising Scarborough's dilapidated, symbolic Grand Hotel with a compulsory purchase order.
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