Boris Johnson could have passed tipping point of unpopularity from which prime ministers never recover
Comparisons with downfalls of other premiers, such as Eden and Major, show current occupant of Number 10 may find it hard to bounce back
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Comparisons with downfalls of other premiers, such as Eden and Major, show current occupant of Number 10 may find it hard to bounce back
Commentators believe that, if Boris Johnson is a clown then he is the kind that is laughing, not crying, on the inside.
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Historian Sir Anthony Seldon, has hit back at the 'disgraceful' claim that Winston Churchill was no better than Adolf Hitler at the Daily Mail's Chalke Valley History Festival outside Salisbury.
With an unprecedented Electoral Commission investigation into the refurbishment of his Downing Street flat, Boris Johnson could have avoided a lot of trouble if only he had followed the example set by one of his illustrious — and thrifty — predecessors. As chatelaine of No 10, Margaret Thatcher applied the same rigour to spending on decor as she did to the nation’s finances. On one occasion, the Iron Lady vetoed plans for a new carpet in her study. ‘There was a small threadbare square in front of her favourite armchair,’ one of her former advisers told me this week. ‘Her officials...