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There was never a dull moment as a minister in your government and i will be forever grateful to have been given a chance to be part of it. i realised i have a glaring typo in here! i sit upmost, not utmost points you want your generals to be optimistic and upbeat, nothing worse than serving under somebody was convinced we are going to lose. boris was always convinced, whether it was covid, ukraine, the economy or anything else that we were always going to win — always going to win. that is an infectious leadership quality. do you think we have not seen the last of him? i don't think you hav...

Churchill, the guy made the most incredible series of mistakes. his early career was studied with disasters of one kind or another. but he always came back from them, and he always stuck by what he believed. whenjohnson became prime minister three years ago, churchill's grandson, sir nicholas soames, his friend and fellow etonian, told me the text he had sent. i said to him, when churchill became prime minister, on that day, he went back to his flat where he met my grandmother and his children, and they drank a bottle of champagne. he proposed a toast which i quoted to boris, of "here is to no...

When he uttered those farewell works, hasta la vista, baby, - that hinted that one day you will see me again. i i'm not written off yet. he has not written himself off in his own mind. - my god, boris, - spare us, you did a very considerable things but you blew it. you ignored the rulesl and the rules got you. when you say that he did some very considerable things, what are you thinking of? there are very few prime ministers who you are certain at the moment of their demise they will leave a deep trace on history. - borisjohnson is one because of brexit. l boris will always be i remembered, al...

Above their own self interest. 0r their own ambition, their own personal ambition. it was surreal and we were fighting until the end really because itjust seemed the most stupid folly and the most, most ridiculous act of self— harm that could be inflicted on our party and government. reporter: are we reaching the end game for boris johnson? _ i'm late for a meeting in numberio... simon hart, the welsh secretary and long—term johnson loyalist, was torn about whether he should resign. i'd dithered like mad about it for ages and i had friends of mine said, what the bloody hell are you still d...

You are deliberately pretending not to know what is going on because the reality may be that you don't know what is going on but people can't tell the difference. this is why he is dementing for other politicians because they are all playing the part assigned to them by the party. you have to be loyal, good tory. boris has realised quite early on that he would go further if he broke all those rules and people would love him even more. johnson was elected a member of eton�*s elite group which could wear its own fancy waistcoat and he was made captain of the school. it was at eton that the wou...