Nadhim Zahawi Reflects on Boris Johnson's Ouster

Former chancellor regrets Conservative Party's decision to remove Johnson, calling him the most significant leader since Thatcher.

Zahawi believes the Conservatives should have maintained support for Johnson during crises.
He argues that social media reactions influenced the party's decision too heavily.
Zahawi's memoir, detailing his political journey and perspectives, will be published in August.
He acknowledges his own role in urging Johnson to resign amid mounting scandals.
Zahawi plans to step down at the next general election, joining a significant number of Tory MPs doing the same.