The ‘disturbing’ call about Chris Pincher’s lurid behaviour that forced Boris Johnson to act
PM’s call with MP who witnessed drunken incident left him with no alternative but to remove the Tory whip
Chris Pincher suspended from Conservative Party after groping allegations
Number 10 braced for another by-election as pressure grows on ex-deputy chief whip to stand down as Tamworth MP
Spotted: Labour's latest champagne socialist to grace Glyndebourne
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Boris Johnson told to learn from Margaret Thatcher and ‘stop trying to please everybody’
Prime Minister urged by ‘red wall’ MP to ‘take a side’ and worry less about upsetting people
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Ed Balls meets his match in Ed Cocks
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Chopper's Politics: Boris' by-election blues
The Conservative Party's two crushing by-election defeats are the subject of the latest episode of Telegraph's weekly political podcast
Tory whips have a plan to block new attempt to unseat Boris Johnson
Allies want to get pro-Johnson MPs on to 1922 Committee executive, so rules granting PM year-long leadership protection cannot be changed
It's time the Tories learned to love John Major again
He may have lost his way over Brexit, but the boy from Brixton has some valuable insights on other matters – including the cost of living
Knives will be out at Tory ‘dinner from hell’ – featuring Boris Johnson and the PMs he supplanted
A mystery donor has bid £120,000 for supper with the current Prime Minister, as well as Theresa May and David Cameron
National Trust members demand creation of independent watchdog
Campaigners concerned with the charity’s ‘woke’ direction call for overhaul to make it accountable to its members
Revealed: The £300,000 Civil Service social clubs funded by the taxpayer
Amid cost of living crisis, figures show public money was used to fund ‘wasteful’ Whitehall networks in areas such as baking and meditation
A good week for Mark Francois
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Suella Braverman: The Left may be ashamed of Britain’s history – but we should celebrate it
Attorney General is proud of the British Empire for what it brought to the world in terms of language, culture and the industrial revolution
Lord Geidt resigns as Boris Johnson’s ethics chief
Adviser quits a day after saying that PM’s partygate fine may represent a breach of ministerial code
Harriet Harman under pressure to withdraw from Boris Johnson partygate probe
Labour MP’s position been called into question after comments she made on Twitter accusing the PM of lying to Parliament
Welsh Tories consider splitting from Conservatives in England
Embarrassment for Boris Johnson, with partygate said to be the ‘last straw’ for disaffected officials bruised by disastrous local elections
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