‘He is treating the British public like he has his previous relationships and it’s not an edifying sight’ Boris Johnson is unlikely to raise a glass of champagne to mark the two-year anniversary of his decisive general election victory tomorrow. It is not just that he once again has a newborn baby to look after. It is because this week has been a vivid reminder of the two factors that have repeatedly stopped him from delivering on many of the promises made ahead of that election: the ravages of the pandemic, and the unforced errors in No 10 which some...
