Chris Moncrieff
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Johnson crashes in – ready to crash out
Farage is far from beaten
Chris Moncrieff: In praise of the saintly Theresa
Chris Moncrieff: The EU is making an ass out of us all
Chris Moncrieff: Corbyn once the laughing stock of Westminster is now seen as a serious contender for the keys of Number 10
Chris Moncrieff: Theresa May facing political blackmail
Chris Moncrieff: Are we witnessing the greatest parliamentary betrayal ever inflicted on the British people?
Chris Moncrieff: Lost for words over MPs' carve-up
Chris Moncrieff: Brexit has transformed once feared parliamentary whips into figures of virtual impotence
Chris Moncrieff: Which side will blink first as the sorry Brexit saga rolls on?
Chris Moncrieff: Ski slopes bereft of MPs this half-term
Chris Moncrieff: 'If Brexit does force Theresa May out, at least she faithfully kept the promise Parliament made'
Chris Moncrieff: Rarely has a government been in such a mess
Chris Moncrieff: Blessed peace and quiet at last descends
Chris Moncrieff: A second vote would be a betrayal
Chris Moncrieff: How May may yet make it through
Chris Moncrieff: If the Commons votes down Brexit plan the future looks foggy
Chris Moncrieff: May has stirred up a seething cauldron of Brexit fury
Chris Moncrieff: Proud Tory party being brought to its knees
Chris Moncrieff: Tracey Crouch resignation hugely embarrassing for the PM
Chris Moncrieff: Lord Hain should be congratulated for 'outing' Sir Philip Green
Chris Moncrieff: John Bercow must have the hide of a rhinoceros
Chris Moncrieff: Is Mrs May's bacon saved or goose cooked?
Chris Moncrieff: Well done Boris for making Theresa May bin her dreary style
Chris Moncrieff: Can we look forward to a Tory bust-up?
Chris Moncrieff: Pinpricking the political pomposity
Chris Moncrieff: Who does Boris think he's kidding?
Chris Moncrieff: Contenders waiting in the Tory wings
Chris Moncrieff: Labour row is of dangerous proportions
Chris Moncrieff: We must refuse MPs' expenses demand
Chris Moncrieff: Is a political tsunami about to burst over Westminster?
Chris Moncrieff: Taking the mickey out of religions is perfectly in order
Chris Moncrieff: Why so timid, Theresa?
Chris Moncrieff: Political leaders a happy bunch of holiday campers
Chris Moncrieff: Could Brexit split the Tories into rival parties?
Chris Moncrieff: It's going from bad to worse for Theresa May
Chris Moncrieff: Can the PM survive the resignation of David Davis?
Chris Moncrieff: Get on with Heathrow third runway without delay
Chris Moncrieff: Brexit ultimatums will help no-one
Chris Moncrieff: Does Jeremy Corbyn smell a weakness that could lead to a general election?
Chris Moncrieff: Government defeats could pave way for Theresa May's downfall
Chris Moncrieff: How long can May muddle on?
Chris Moncrieff: Is Corbyn's biggest rival on the benches beside him?
Chris Moncrieff: Is Commons speaker John Bercow heading for a fall?
Chris Moncrieff: Theresa May gets more grief from her own party than the Opposition
Chris Moncrieff: Local election results are no reason for knees-up in any party HQ
Chris Moncrieff: With Amber Rudd gone, Theresa May has no protective shield
Chris Moncrieff: It never rains but it pours for Theresa May
Chris Moncrieff: PM between a rock and a hard place over Syria strikes
Chris Moncrieff: Critics break away from Corbyn
Chris Moncrieff: Harriet Harman's all-woman leadership contest plan is hypocrisy writ large
Chris Moncrieff: Labour MPs have duty to declare war on Jeremy Corbyn
Idea of boycotting World Cup is feeble beyond words
Chris Moncrieff: The scourge of begging - 'national problem that needs to be stamped out'