Our outgoing prime minister is said to be eyeing the role of Nato secretary general – an acceptance perhaps that after Downing Street life can never be the same again

The PM’s loss of two key ministers last week was a huge blow, but his diligence on defence spending shows claims about his dedication are unfounded

The defence secretary’s shock departure leaves the PM looking more isolated than ever, but even now he will make a case for fighting on

Keir Starmer faces a cabinet betrayal and mounting calls to resign, but a seventh prime minister in 10 years may only deepen the national crisis

The country is changing its mind on Brexit. Leadership now means seizing the moment and setting a clear course back towards Europe

The prime minister’s judgement may be in question but the worst of the allegations about the former peer date back to the Brown days

Dependent on US support in Ukraine, the PM has responded pragmatically to America’s assault on Venezuela. Voters may not see it that way

The prime minister should ignore the bullies and look beyond the micro-detail of Labour reforms

From Rasputin to Cummings, aides have stepped out of the shadows to their detriment. Now has Keir Starmer’s made the same mistake, asks Tom Baldwin

Challenging the narratives of the populist right means offering a unifying vision grounded in respect, writes Keir Starmer’s biographer

The prime minister reveals the quiet grief and inner determination of his first year in office – and why he ‘deeply regrets’ his ‘island of strangers’ speech