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Sunak At 10 The Last Conservative Prime Minister Tom Egerton

The Sunday Times bestselling author of Truss at 10 returns with the definitive account of the Conservative Party's collapse and what this means for the future of British politics.

'Riveting... This...

The Sunday Times bestselling author of Truss at 10 returns with the definitive account of the Conservative Party's collapse and what this means for the future of British politics.

'Riveting... This extremely well-sourced account is thorough, judicious and fair-minded' Andrew Rawnsley, Observer

'A valuable and insightful account of a period that remains...

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  • Year of publication Year of publication 2026
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The Sunday Times bestselling author of Truss at 10 returns with the definitive account of the Conservative Party's collapse and what this means for the future of British politics.

'Riveting... This extremely well-sourced account is thorough, judicious and fair-minded' Andrew Rawnsley, Observer

'A valuable and insightful account of a period that remains relevant' David Gauke, Financial Times

'The leading authority on our contemporary prime ministers' Dominic Grieve, Guardian

The 2024 General Election was the Conservatives' worst ever defeat: their lowest vote share in modern history and smallest parliamentary contingent since 1832. As Boris Johnson's crumbling majority turned to rubble and Nigel Farage's Reform marched into the vacuum, a question hung over British politics that would once have seemed absurd: is this the end of the Tories as an independent force?

From inheriting Liz Truss's collapsed premiership - the pound in freefall, the bond markets and Conservative Party in revolt - through the domestic battles over the Rwanda Asylum Plan and the agenda-dominating wars in Ukraine and Gaza, to the crushing 2023 local elections, Sunak's time in Downing Street was one of unrelenting turbulence and hard choices.

Could a more naturally political or commanding leader have steadied the ship? Was Sunak ultimately sunk by the chaos he inherited, or by his own ill-fated indecision? And as Kemi Badenoch attempts to rebuild and Keir Starmer is already out the door, does any path back to power remain?

Drawing on unparalleled access to Sunak's inner circle, and exclusive interviews with Cabinet ministers and senior officials, Anthony Seldon and Tom Egerton offer the definitive account of a premiership that began in crisis, and was never able to fully escape it.

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Atlantic Books
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27/08/2026
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2026
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Language
English
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Soft
Geopolitical Region
Russia
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9781805462170

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