How Deep England fell out of love with Boris Johnson
The disgraced former prime minister is not welcome among his new neighbours in rural Oxfordshire.
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The delusions of the Johnsonian right
The former PM’s acolytes see the world as they would like it to be – not as it is.
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Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson’s other enablers should never be forgiven
It was Sunak who helped the great con man of British politics secure the Tory party leadership.
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The Conservatives must finally move on from Boris Johnson
Johnson was never fit to be prime minister – the Tories should put him and his legacy behind them.
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How will Fleet Street vote at the next general election?
The next UK election could be the first at which the Murdoch papers do not back the winning party.
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What now for Boris Johnson and the Conservatives?
Rishi Sunak must now contend with two by-elections and a renewed Tory civil war.
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Rishi Sunak must stop trying to appease Boris Johnson
In trying and failing to satisfy Johnson’s supporters over the Covid inquiry, the Prime Minister has only made himself look…
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The Covid inquiry will haunt the Conservatives for years
Current and former Tory ministers could be going in and out of public hearings about the pandemic response until 2026.
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If the Tories are the party for hard-working people, why are they so spectacularly lazy?
For the past 13 years, Britain has been run by people who fundamentally can’t be bothered.
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The rise of Mavis man and woman
Meet “Mavis”: the Middle-Aged, Volatile, Insurgent voters reshaping Britain’s politics. Who are they and what do they want for themselves…
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A Tory electoral timebomb
Voters move right with age – this was once regarded as an iron law of politics. The Conservative electorate would…
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The Tory crack-up
Inside the dark new factions intent on taking over the Conservative Party.
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Suella Braverman wants to fall on her sword
The Home Secretary’s attitude in the Commons today may be a part of her pre-leadership manoeuvrings.
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What do the Tories have to show for 13 years in office?
The Conservatives have now been in office for longer than New Labour but they have little to celebrate.
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The Tories aren’t even pretending to sell us aspiration
Conservatives are telling us swimming in sewage is fine and to go without cheese sandwiches. Gone are the days of…
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The National Conservatives are a glimpse of the Tories’ grim future
It is perfectly plausible that Suella Braverman or another NatCon candidate will be the next Tory leader.
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The Tory right is reaching new heights of self-delusion
The more unpopular the Conservatives become, the more they lash out at imaginary enemies.
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Could disgruntled Tories really topple Rishi Sunak?
Boris Johnson’s allies are openly blaming No 10 for losses in the local elections – but yet another leadership race…
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Death rattle conservatism
The NatCons are poised to capture a party in terminal decline.
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Why Kemi Badenoch’s Commons showdown wasn’t as damaging as it seemed
The Business Secretary's face-down with the ERG may make her more popular with those who have grown weary of the…
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