The Plot: The Political Assassination of Boris Johnson

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Dorries hopes to inspire a movement towards a government that genuinely prioritises the welfare of its people, serving them with integrity and dedication. Clearly she adores Boris and hates Gove, but what is glaringly obvious throughout is a gaping great hole where the corroboration should be.

Then I read ND's book and she talks to many people including ex PMs (Iain Duncan Smith) who advise her that the main decisions are taken by the "movement" being lead by Red Throat, Dr No, Dougie Smith (non of them elected members) who then in turn advise Richi Sunak. Whilst the book itself is long winded and somewhat boring it does pose a question not contained within its pages.By the time someone claims the real plan was to make Rishi Sunak leader, lose the election and let Labour reverse Brexit before winning again, the reader can’t help feeling that everyone involved needs a lie down.

Nadine Dorries is a bestselling author of fiction, bizarrely, and this seems to be a Boris Johnson fanfiction, essentially, with weird James Bond references. It was therefore wholly improper for Gibb to be trying to fix who got to be the chair of the BBC’s regulator. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). It is an unhappy illustration of how the press relations industry has quietly transformed from feeling obliged to tell the truth to being complicit in a form of reputation management.There may be cause for some jealousy, however, with Iain Duncan Smith (or IDS, “as he’s known to almost everyone”) coming out as the unexpected heartthrob of this epic tale. This book is clearly an attempt to sanctify Boris Johnson and to vilify all over those that the author believes were responsible for his downfall.