The Economist: Return of the big dog Boris? Johnson looms over a fractured Tory future

Britain’s Conservatives are in deep trouble. In national polls, the party is now the fourth largest party in the country; after Reform (Farage), Labour and the Lib Dems. Many Conservatives blame the chaotic period under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson for their misery. Others think he is the only one who can save them. This group is growing steadily.

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Our Survey: Rumours of a return for a blond bombshell don’t have quite the explosive appeal he might have hoped Giles Dilnot “The bad news for Boris supporters is those who support him coming back (18.7 per cent) and those who’d strongly support it (20.3 percent) are outweighed by those who’d oppose (16.2 percent) and who’d strongly oppose (30.3 percent) by a margin of 7.5 per cent.” — The one area where the Conservatives could carve out an adva…

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The Economist: Return of the big dog Boris? Johnson looms over a fractured Tory future

Speculation grows over Boris Johnson’s political comeback as the Tories face crisis and his shadow looms over British politics.