July 16, 2022

Boris Johnson was too Dickensian Idiosyncrasy often ends in a kind of madness

Terry Eagleton

08.07

Boris changed the Tories for ever The effect of the Brexit PM will be felt for decades

Matthew Goodwin

08.07

Boris Johnson blames the herd The PM's resignation speech smacked of butthurt

Sam Leith

25.05

Does France need a Prime Minister? Elisabeth Borne must charm voters without upsetting Macron

John Lichfield

15.01

How to bring down a Prime Minister Boris isn't the first PM to embrace promiscuity and break his own rules

Dominic Sandbrook

06.04

Why Keir Starmer is doomed Voters want a Prime Minister who believes in Britain

Matthew Goodwin

11.12

What makes a great prime minister? Boris Johnson seems to hate the grim responsibility that comes with power

Polly Mackenzie

09.12

What Covid stole from Boris Where would the PM be if it weren't for the pandemic?

James Kirkup

08.04

How Boris became the body politic The PM's personal health now seems bound up with the health of the nation

Matthew Sweet

23.07

What Theresa did next…

Various Contributors

19.07

Boris has a dream At the final hustings, he painted an idyllic picture of Brexit Britain

Tanya Gold

24.05

May’s fatal flaw

Various Contributors