16 Jul 2022 - 1:10am

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

Terry Eagleton

15.07

Penny Mordaunt is hard to read The Tory favourite gives herself away in her book

Will Lloyd

14.07

Keir Starmer is no saint There's a reason you don't trust him

Giles Fraser

13.07

Britain needs Macmillan, not Thatcher None of the Tory candidates inspires hope for the future

Aris Roussinos

12.07

Why would the young vote Tory? A new leader must help them rebuild their lives

James Sean Dickson

11.07

Thatcher won’t save the Tories The PM's appeal poses a challenge to the party

Richard Bourke

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

07.07

Boris Johnson broke Britain He squandered a revolutionary mandate for reform

Aris Roussinos

06.07

How Boris destroyed Boris This patriotic showman was another victim of Brexit

Dominic Sandbrook

01.07

Michael Gove won’t save the North An abundance of local pride is being ignored

Robert Colls

25.06

The nightmare haunting the Tories Don't be fooled by the spectre of the Seventies

Phil Tinline