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Book in the news… Dorries’ surrealist manifesto

The Plot

The Political Assassination of Boris Johnson

Nadine Dorries HarperCollins, £25

Given Rishi Sunak’s recent decision to bring back former PM David Cameron as foreign secretary, you might think it would be impossible to write a. Like a bad TV movie, it begins when Dorries receives a tip-off, prompting her to begin an investigation into the “real” reasons for Boris Johnson’s removal as PM in 2022. This puts her on

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