Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman believe in a hard line on migrants. A better way is possible

A total Tory collapse is bad for us all

The latest gossip from Westminster and Fleet Street

The glowing headlines of less than a week ago seem considerably further away for the prime minister

The government would do well to avoid exacerbating the current crises and heed this advice

Now the rest of Britain will ask, ‘if it’s so great, why aren't we in it too?’

The EU is watching what comes next with hope… and some scepticism

The prime minister has got his agreement with the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol – but will it be enough to stop a rebellion?

Pulling Britain out of the ECHR to appease his party’s hardliners would be a disaster

Brexit, Northern Ireland and the Tories – what could possibly go wrong?

The Brexiters who destroyed Theresa May over her Protocol deal are now copying her ideas

A climbdown on a legal challenge to a decision on EU citizens' rights could just signal a more mature approach to Brexit

New figures put the cost at £1,000 of leaving the EU at per household per year

There's a deep inconsistency at the heart of the government's ethical code

Lee Anderson's elevation to deputy chair of the Conservative Party says much for the prime minister's understanding of Red Wall voters

No 10 is briefing that the next election will be 1992 all over again. Here’s why they’re wrong

It's hard to believe that he will listen to my guidance. But I offer it nonetheless

Sensible changes agreed with the EU will only put Johnson and the ERG back on manoeuvres

Sunak should take a look at the polls before berating Wales again

Rishi Sunak appears to be having a few wardrobe malfunctions. Is he taking a leaf out of Boris Johnson's book?

But the question remains: will Rishi Sunak learn from this?

What about Raab, Braverman, Sharp and the rest?

The need to work together on Putin, China and extreme weather mean even the Leaver in No 10 now wants closer ties with Europe

How a backscratching culture created a network of scandals that taints No 10, business, the civil service and the BBC

We mustn't be fooled by Rishi Sunak's tactics of stating the obvious and distorting the truth

Do the government really want a highly numerate populace when their own numbers aren't especially strong?

But, he also knows that going back on it would result in Brexit true believers and Johnson opportunists making a move

Britain and the EU are nearing an agreement in Northern Ireland. But will the hardliners let it happen?

His tactics mix invisibility with stating the obvious. How long can Rishi Sunak survive?