Sunak at 10

<p><b>'The leading authority on our contemporary prime ministers' Dominic Grieve, <i>Guardian</i></b><br><br>After almost a decade and a half of Tory rule, the 2024 General Election saw the Conservatives suffer their worst-ever defeat: they received 7.14 million fewer votes than in 2019; 23.7 per cent is their lowest ever vote share; and their current 121 MP contingent is their smallest since 1832. Meanwhile, the rise of Reform threatens the party's very existence.<br><br>How did it all go wrong so quickly, following Boris Johnson's record-setting win in 2019?<br><br>From taking office amidst the cost of living and energy supply crises and the panic caused by Liz Truss's disastrous mini-budget, through the agenda-dominating Ukraine and Gaza wars and the Rwanda Asylum Plan, to the stunning 2023 local election results, <i>Sunak at 10</i> is the definitive and jaw-dropping window into Rishi Sunak's premiership.</p>