The wheat from the chaff

With such discernible inexperience and new-found power, don’t be surprised to see more MPs in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Keeping in check a beefed-up, reinvigorated Tory backbench will be Boris Johnson’s greatest challenge.

There will be no period of grace for the new Prime Minister.

To survive, Change UK must woo those Tory moderates at risk of being exiled.

Whilst it’s easy to laugh, his monumental blunders should be of real concern.

We have simply deferred today’s problem to tomorrow. Once there, we may rue today’s almighty kick of the can.

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We’re a long way from seeing a new kid on the political block yet.

The Prime Minister is banking on MPs falling into line after the vote is lost.

The Prime Minister's dogged determination to stay on means life breathes in her premiership yet.

A principled stand, yes. But one made a lot easier by the vacancy he leaves behind.

The threat of entryism is real: a blue Momentum is on the rise, and like its successful red counterpart, it will end acrimoniously.