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‘Constitutional pickle’ for Queen Elizabeth was averted with help of Agatha Christie

The palace and Downing Street were faced with a tricky issue in May 2015, when the Tories won a majority under David Cameron.

Tories are wrong ‘class’ to run today’s Britain, says David Lammy

Johnson, Cameron and Cleverly compared to ‘certain class of individuals at the end of the Raj not really having an account of the future’

Lord Cameron makes embarrassing Labour admission to hoax caller

In a video of the prank call, Foreign Secretary says Labour would be just as strong on Ukraine as the Tories

More than half of public ‘have nothing in common’ with Sunak

Poll finds most would struggle for conversation if they met PM at a party

Elephants and DNA tests come calling for Boris’s 60th bash

The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond

The Secret Tory Candidate: Reform has tapped into something that Rishi hasn’t taken seriously

An ex-MP fighting for re-election says it’s remarkable that some Conservatives still believe the party shouldn’t talk about immigration

Watch: Vote for my Tory Cabinet minister friend, says Sir Bob Geldof

Live Aid mastermind endorses Andrew Mitchell in expletive-laden video

Cameron, not Farage, destroyed the Conservatives

The former prime minister uprooted conservatism for short-term gain on issues from immigration to Brexit

Labour has no vision for how UK deals with dangerous world, says Cameron

Foreign Secretary urges British voters overseas to back Conservatives because of their ‘harder-edged’ foreign policy

Lord Cameron victim of hoax call from ‘former Ukrainian president’

Foreign Office admits a ‘number of text messages’ were exchanged between former PM and someone claiming to be Petro Poroshenko

How Rishi Sunak made biggest political misstep of general election

As Tory leader misses another defining global event, voters are left to wonder if he lacks ‘natural instincts on these things’

Every election has a defining image – and we’ve just seen this year’s

Whether it’s Sunak’s D-Day disappearance or Ed Miliband’s bacon blunder, those awkward moments can stay with us long past election night

Watch: David Cameron captured on Ring camera canvassing in Hampshire

Foreign Secretary leaves message on smart doorbell saying local candidate Paul Holmes is ‘keen to win your support’

Cameron’s sister-in-law asks Tory candidates committee: ‘where are the women?’

Emily Sheffield accuses deciding body of being male-dominated as it scrambles to finalise picks for vacant seats

Better not call Ken Clarke

The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond

Rishi’s real problem? His inability to play the victim

With his Prada loafers and elite education, Rishi’s a far cry from the ‘downtrodden Tory’