Boris Johnson’s desperate policy blitz won’t help the Tories
The Prime Minister is picking an unpopular battle with the BBC at a time when he is already perilously weak.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The Prime Minister is picking an unpopular battle with the BBC at a time when he is already perilously weak.
ByUnfortunately for the PM, the latest revelations simply confirm what the public already thinks of Downing Street.
ByVoters are angry at Boris Johnson everywhere, but they’re especially so in the marginals that matter.
ByScotland Yard is being sued over “politically driven” decision not to investigate claims of a Christmas party at No 10.
ByBoris Johnson’s potential successors could also fall over “partygate”.
ByThree ways Boris Johnson’s premiership could end – and three scenarios that could see him cling on.
ByIf the PM was really sorry, he would resign.
ByThe silence of Conservative MPs spoke loudest of all during today’s remarkable exchanges.
ByUnlike most weak prime ministers, Johnson doesn’t have a record of delivery to compensate.
ByThe Prime Minister is not subject to the usual laws of politics – “continuing” has been his default for months.
ByHappy new year to the Downing Street leaker. Just when Boris Johnson thought claims of Covid-19 rule-breaking would die down,…
ByThe Prime Minister’s account of events has been thrown into doubt by the Electoral Commission’s investigation into his flat’s refurbishment…
ByHis critics are right that he has little moral authority to demand new restrictions, but the answer is not to…
ByThe old mantra recited by his followers – “he’s a winner” – is now heard less and less, and the…
ByScience minister George Freeman said he couldn’t say what happened in “a room I wasn’t at”.
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