Graham Brady Reveals Tory Leadership Turmoil in New Memoir

Brady discloses behind-the-scenes details of Boris Johnson's left-leaning policies and Rishi Sunak's early election call.

Graham Brady's memoir sheds light on Boris Johnson's government, describing it as the most left-wing Tory administration in peacetime.
Brady reveals that Johnson's policies on spending, taxation, and immigration were more liberal than expected, causing confusion within the party.
The memoir clarifies that only 10 no-confidence letters were received before Rishi Sunak called the early election, debunking theories of an imminent leadership challenge.
Brady criticizes Sunak for excessive caution and his failure to win public trust, leading to his decision to call an early election.
The Conservative Party's internal divisions and policy inconsistencies, particularly on immigration, are highlighted as factors contributing to its current struggles.