Dominic Cummings is right about one thing
The prime minister’s friend-turned-enemy is right to point out the government’s misguided plans for herd immunity last year. Ministers shouldn’t be allowed to deny it.
Tag Archives: Dominic Cummings
Pepys: Cummings and Goings
Dominic Cummings’ great achievement was to glamourise disruption
Martyr in the Cathedral
Why Thomas Becket’s murder 850 years ago remains a cautionary tale for special advisers today, says William Cash
Can Boris bounce back after his annus horribilis?
Since Boris Johnson won an 80-seat landslide at last year’s general election, he has never quite looked in control. But he could yet recover, says Harry Mount
The End of ‘Domocracy’ at No 10
Dominic Cummings’s departure from Downing Street gives Boris Johnson the chance to reshuffle his team on more democratic lines, says former SpAd Peter Cardwell
The Cummings Legacy Is Not What The Pundits Think
As Dominic Cummings leaves Downing Street for the last time, William Cash notes that his legacy will extend far beyond his own disruption of Whitehall