Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson’s Halloween deadline drifts further away
British Members of Parliament voted against the government’s program motion to push the Withdrawal Agreement Bill through the House of Commons at breakneck speed – at 308 to 322
Why Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal is soothing the Conservatives
As for the public reaction, the initial signs are promising
Boris Johnson has 72 hours to win over 12 MPs
This Saturday has been an anti-climax
It’s down to the wire – and Boris only has one chance to survive
Even if the British PM gets a deal, electoral success is not guaranteed
A Brexit deal will completely change the UK electoral landscape
The only certainty is that there is a plot twist or two to come
Jean-Claude Juncker finds a path to Brexit
The chances of Boris Johnson passing a deal have risen significantly
The EU might tell MPs: it’s this deal or no deal
The British government might have an ace up its sleeve
Boris Johnson’s humiliating Brexit options
He faces a choice that will see him embarrassed – or worse – whatever he does
What did the Romans ever do for us?
How the fall of Rome made the world modern
Johnson and Varadkar: Brexit is not over yet
‘Both continue to believe that a deal is in everybody’s interest. They agreed that they could see a pathway to a possible deal’
David Cameron’s For the Record ends where the sorriest three years in modern British history begins
For the Record by David Cameron reviewed
Is a Brexit deal now off the table?
There is little expectation that the two sides will enter ‘the tunnel’ anytime soon
Impeach Boris Johnson
Boris makes enthusiastic speeches, which is an obvious parallel to the speeches Mussolini made
Boris Johnson is more like Bill Clinton than Donald Trump
If you have skeletons in your cupboard, make sure there are plenty of them to rattle around – so that it becomes hard for any of them to stand out
Brexit voters do feel betrayed. So why can’t Boris say so?
This is an explicit effort to criminalize political opinion
The torture chamber: how opposition politicians plan to humiliate Boris Johnson
Without a Tory majority, the British prime minister’s tormentors are the ones holding the power
Boris Johnson’s route to election success
Boris will pitch himself as the man determined to deliver Brexit regardless of the obstacles put in his way
Boris Johnson on dogs, plastics and boxer shorts
The British PM spoke at a Foreign and Commonwealth Office event before his UN address
My puppy-training advice for Boris Johnson
Our grandchildren are suddenly lining up to come and stay
David Cameron is more authentic than Boris Johnson
The former PM never quite shook off the burden of privilege
Why there’s still a chance of a Brexit deal
The mood appears to be shifting in key European capitals
Johnson and Juncker agree to step up talks – but no backstop solution proposed
The British government believes it has one shot to present concrete proposals to Brussels
Pericles for PM: Boris should forget Augustus and stay focused on his hero
Pericles’s vision was that of a highly civilized man who loved his people
Boris has more in common with Corbyn than he thinks
Both stand on an anti-politics, anti-establishment platform
Will turning the Tories into the pro-Leave party pay off for Boris?
Johnson wanted an October election because it offered both a way out of the Brexit impasse and fitted with his political strategy
