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Our first prime minister was a libertine, a scoundrel and an opportunist. But he was never a bore or a moralist. Remind you of anyone?
Theresa May’s husband of nearly 40 years is her sounding board for every significant decision and speech.
The Brexit negotiations are unravelling and Conservative MPs are more convinced than ever the Prime Minister is finished – but they can’t agree on who should replace her.
It is hard to exaggerate how deeply the public prefer a former soldier, especially one who has seen active service, to a former lawyer, special adviser or trade union official.
Inside the world's most ruthless - and successful - political party
In different ways, Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May are “puritans”. Each has a strict view of what public life should be – and their manners are a rebuke to the low hucksterism that has disfigured our politics.
David Cameron’s mission to destroy Boris Johnson as a serious political force.
