After a brief coronavirus-induced grace period, the toxic polarisation that has become such a feature of British politics is back with a vengeance.
The report at the weekend by Sunday Times journalists Jonathan Calvert, George Arbuthnott and Jonathan Leake has reignited a bitter war between Boris Johnson’s government and the tribe of politicians, journalists and commentators who have been hell-bent on tearing him down ever since he switched to lead the Vote Leave campaign in 2016.
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Today’s surprise MP vote places Badenoch and Jenrick as the final contenders for November’s party member vote.
The leader of the opposition had plenty of ammunition for the first Prime Minister’s Questions in a month.
Labour is emerging as the proponent of puerilepolitik.
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