Boris Johnson
End this farce and elect Boris now!
All the commentary about Boris’s unsuitable character sounds a lot like sour acceptance of the inevitable
Boris Johnson had an easy ride at his campaign launch
‘I cannot swear I’ve always observed a top speed-limit of 70 mph’
Everything about Boris Johnson is phony
Johnson believes in the advance of Johnson. That’s all there is
The race for the Tory leadership is as fractured as it is crowded
Competition drives up standards. Rory Stewart has, for example, made the other candidates better on social media
Will Boris Johnson’s home life put off traditional Tory voters?
The former Foreign Secretary is currently between wives
Will Trump and Boris meet next week?
On the American side, officials are standing by to organize a rendezvous
Boris Johnson is the big winner from the Tories’ election drubbing
If Boris Johnson looked a shoo-in before last night’s results, he’s been promoted to whatever is more shoo than that
Brexit means Boris
Britain needs a leader who can cheer the country up
Cometh the hour: Boris Johnson may be the Tories’ best hope
The former Foreign Secretary is the man to beat
Only Boris can bury Brexit
The next PM will have promised the electorate something that she or he is quite unable to deliver
Delhi notebook: Nuclear war is not around the corner
Narendra Modi is soaking the country in stories of soldierly virtues
The lies and liars of Brexit
The politicians I’ve spent my adult life talking to, writing about and often defending, have failed in their first responsibility: to tell people the truth
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Why Boris Johnson would make a good leader (and I wouldn’t)
The only way to change the policy is to change the person
The art of taking offence
We have encountered a new kind of predatory censorship
The New York Times: all the news that’s fit to fake
‘Meaningless and unhelpful’: The Times is making it up about Brexit — again
Boris Johnson summons the spirit of Churchill in Washington DC
‘The last thing we want is for us, the Brits, having made a momentous decision, to be drawn back into the tractor beam of Brussels.’
The anti-Brexit movement has one big advantage: their opponents are in disarray
Behind the bid to stop Brexit lies a sense of clarity
Boris Johnson: Why we sent the jihadi Beatles for trial in America
The diary of the former British Foreign Secretary.
Britain and France will have to learn to live with America’s new position on Iran
Now that the President has made his decision, it is Boris Johnson and his counterparts who are going to have to work out what they want to save and what they want to do.
Sorry Europe, President Trump doesn’t have an Iran plan
Despite the high-profile visits of recent weeks, it's the American influence of Bolton that has won out.
