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‘This changes everything’: how Brexit altered Scotland’s political landscape

Boris Johnson-led Brexit Britain”, and that sense of betrayal changed the landscape of [Scottish politics](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/scotland). ![Kezia Dugdale says she felt utterly devastated by the vote to leave the EU.](https://i.guim.co.uk

‘Canaries in the coalmine of populism’: an oral history of the Brexit campaign, told by those with a front row seat

supported leave. I think we all went home feeling this had been a really worthwhile exercise. **Rachel Johnson, journalist and sister of Boris, campaign****ed for** **remain****:** It had good intentions [but] the optics were

David Cameron offered Boris Johnson senior Cabinet role if he agreed not to push for Brexit

support the push to leave. Johnson speaks of being invited by Cameron, who was then the prime minister, to play tennis in early 2016 and discuss his position on the forthcoming poll. Johnson says

‘Absolute nightmare’: Brexit bellwether constituencies revisited 10 years on

leave canvassers through the town. “This referendum is going to be decided in market towns like this.” His side won the Brexit campaign – but Hollobone went on to lose his parliamentary seat in Kettering

Tuesday briefing: How might Andy Burnham bring his Makerfield magic to Westminster?

Boris Johnson and levelling up,” our northern correspondent, ***Hannah*** ***Al-Othman***, tells me when I catch her driving through Northumberland, “and the consensus here is that those areas have further declined. But with Burnham

From Parliament to prison - the fall of Jeffrey Donaldson

Boris Johnson won a snap general election in December 2019. The majority of his years in the DUP were smooth compared to the UUP spats that prompted his departure. But, in 2021, Donaldson was thrust

Is Keir Starmer trying to build a legacy or just getting on with the job?

Boris Johnson, and five months before the French. She had her legacy. With the [Makerfield byelection](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/makerfield-byelection) little more than a week away, and with it the possible return to Westminster of Andy

Frozen by the challenges of power: how Starmer turned triumph into tragedy

supporters will accept that he was very much at fault. No modern prime minister has looked so well-suited to the job on paper and been so fundamentally inept in practice. “Starmer didn’t know