‘I was much more disposable than I believed’: an interview with Boris Johnson
The former prime minister sounds like a man with unfinished business in politics
The former prime minister sounds like a man with unfinished business in politics
‘I will die protecting this country’
The Tories were gifted their version of Trump’s great realignment five years ago. They blew it
In the end, though, votes not dollars decide UK elections
For a long time — even before the contest was officially called — she was seen as the one to beat
His last-minute decision to stand, despite previously saying that he wouldn’t, is already proving a nuisance to Tory strategists
You don’t want to provide your audience with an insistent visual metaphor for the way that you’re humiliated by things beyond your control
Tories fear that the BBC and other broadcasters will treat them as a fringe party
The qualities MPs look for in a leader are beginning to change
When things get bad, the Tories change leader. It’s the party’s natural reflex
Sixty years ago, Elizabeth II erred in her appointment of a new prime minister
Britain’s shortest serving prime minister talks lockdown, female leaders and free trade
The Privileges Committee seemed concerned about the difference between ‘guidance’ and ‘rules’
The late author wrote a Spectator column from 1981 to 2009
‘I got this job in unexpected and very quick circumstances. And I am excited about what we do from there’
We had thought we might get two years of sales; instead, by late September, two months looked optimistic
The new Conservative leader faces a formidable set of challenges
He will almost certainly hand the next UK election to Labour
Rishi Sunak? Penny Mordaunt? Boris Johnson?
She lasted forty-five days