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Beginning with the controversial prorogation of Parliament in August and the historic landslide election victory later that year, Johnson was barely through the door of No. Or even the way Dorries, a woman far sharper than critics suggest, casts herself for narrative purposes as a political ingenue, roaming Westminster asking impossibly wide-eyed questions as she tries to establish who killed Boris Johnson’s career. Iain Duncan Smith is the only one who is prepared to put his name to the exposure all of the others wish to remain anonymous which to me is a total disgrace, these people don't seem to understand the danger to Britain's democracy being permanently contaminated. I came away thinking that while these people still pull the strings in the Conservative Party, they will never receive my vote, as it will be wasted on people who care little about carrying out manifesto pledges.

This book highlights the obsessive pursuit of power by a small group of people within the Conservative Party and the telling of the story is damming! The issue I can't understand is how Boris and ND had no idea this group where operating which suggests to me their judgement has failed them and therefore should they have ever been MPs themselves. Michael Gove is alleged to be a pivotal figure in the group, which is said to have been behind the ousting of Iain Duncan Smith as Tory leader in 2003. Clearly she adores Boris and hates Gove, but what is glaringly obvious throughout is a gaping great hole where the corroboration should be.

I read the book because I was curious as to what Nadine had to say, and I am left wondering if there is a cabal of men who have conspired for many years to insert politicians and civil servants in various roles and constituencies. With unprecedented access to behind-the-scenes Westminster material, the former Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport delivers an impassioned reconstruction of the downfall of Boris Johnson.

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Interesting fact, after all the media she received I thought there would be a huge waiting list , again no! She spent part of her childhood living on a remote farm with her grandmother in the west of Ireland.

So you’d think the BBC itself would feel some sort of obligation to assist in a fact-checking exercise. My history of failing to see what should have been obvious begins with the removal of Iain Duncan Smith as Tory leader in 2003. You wonder what a Tory Mp was doing for decades, that she now suddenly appears surprised as to how her party has been run all that time.