Has he become the UK Conservatives’ Jeremy Corbyn?
By Robert Peston
We are witnessing an acceleration of the division of the world between the focused and co-ordinated forces of autarky and the rich but rabble West
By Robert Peston
Failure to act decisively now would levy a much bigger toll
By Robert Peston
Both front benches are now and unusually as one
By Robert Peston
He faces a choice that will see him embarrassed – or worse – whatever he does
By Robert Peston
All the safety valves are failing
By Robert Peston
The British PM has astutely allowed Trump to adopt him as his protégé
By Robert Peston
If he fails, as many of his colleagues anticipate, he will look like a blithering idiot
By Robert Peston
If Boris Johnson looked a shoo-in before last night’s results, he’s been promoted to whatever is more shoo than that
By Robert Peston
The British PM has no choice but to set an unbreakable date for her departure
By Robert Peston
