The Fall of Boris Johnson

In The Fall of Boris Johnson, Pan Macmillan offers a meticulous examination of the turbulent final days of Boris Johnson's premiership. This compelling narrative delves into the myriad scandals that precipitated his political demise, including the highly publicised Owen Paterson suspension, the infamous Partygate revelations, and the serious allegations surrounding Chris Pincher.

The Plot

The book intricately weaves together a rich tapestry of events, revealing the internal strife within the Conservative Party that played a crucial role in Johnson's downfall. Through a combination of thorough research and insightful interviews with key figures, the authors illuminate the betrayals, rivalries, and resignations that laid the groundwork for a dramatic coup against the Prime Minister.

Themes

• The fragility of political power
• Accountability and transparency in leadership
• The impact of personal scandals on public life

With a narrative style that is both engaging and analytical, the book captures the chaos and complexity of British politics in this pivotal period. Readers familiar with other works on political scandals, such as Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff or Bad Blood by John Carreyrou, will find familiar themes of intrigue and downfall explored in a fresh context.

“A riveting account of how political ambition can unravel under the weight of scandal.”