No 10 is focused on a likely autumn election. Its aim is to win over the public, not MPs, says Katy Balls, the Spectator’s deputy political editor
Well, that didn’t last long. When Boris Johnson entered Downing Street last month, there had been a hope among his supporters that internal Tory critics would give him the summer to get settled in, before airing any differences when parliament returns in September. That was not to be. Philip Hammond has today concluded that three weeks was plenty of time for the summer Brexit truce.
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