Boris Johnson
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MP urges police to investigate data misuse by leave campaignersDamian Collins says Scotland Yard must explain its failure to look into potential crimes committed by three pro-Brexit groups
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To Boris Johnson, the truth really is an alien conceptTo Boris Johnson, the truth really is an alien concept
Bobby McDonaghJohnson can’t even offer basic honesty over Brexit, says Bobby McDonagh, former Irish ambassador to the UK
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Theresa May’s push for the centre ground is doomed. Blame Brexit
Theresa May’s push for the centre ground is doomed. Blame Brexit
Matthew d'AnconaThe prime minister claims to embody decency and moderation. Yet hers is the party of Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg, says Guardian columnist Matthew d’Ancona
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If Chris Evans was paid too much, should Zoe Ball get the same?Ball is replacing Evans at BBC Radio 2, but will be paid less than him. We have to applaud both these facts
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Voters strongly back ‘trustworthy’ May as Johnson’s leadership bid backfiresPoll taken after party conference season puts prime minister well ahead of her main challenger
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May banks on Brexit to keep her in place until MarchBoris Johnson does not have enough supporters to replace the prime minister, believes Downing Street -
Dancing to the beat or running in the wheat: who won the Tory spin war?Boris Johnson and Theresa May compete for iconic political image of the week
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Dogs, Russia and Grayling face questions of intelligenceAlso this week: surreal sights at the Tory summit and the ultimate Bear Grylls TV show
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European Union’s lack of wit helped to create Brexit chaosLetters: Readers air their views on Britain’s negotiations with the EU and their possible consequences for the Tory party -
Boris Johnson, Brecht and the resistible rise of celebrity cultureLetters: George Monbiot’s warning about the cult of celebrity is echoed by John Green. Lucy Burns thinks the Guardian shares some of the blame, while Robin Davies says there are mitigating factors. Plus letters from Frank Paice and William James -
Boris Johnson's Daily Telegraph salary revealed to be £275,000Johnson spends 10 hours a month writing column, giving him an hourly rate of £2,291
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It's Theresa May v Boris Johnson at the Tories’ Groundhog conferenceThe story of this year’s event was one of a government unable to fill the main hall for its cabinet speakers, while activists queued round the block for fringe events
The Bullingdon is on its uppers. Let’s all celebrate by trashing a restaurant