In his first twelve months as prime minister, Boris Johnson has shut down Parliament, won a general election, taken Britain out of the EU and faced a global pandemic. He’s lost a Chancellor of the Exchequer, expelled 22 MPs from the Conservative Party, experienced the biggest economic hit for generations and taken on the wage-bill for a quarter of the workforce.
In this special Mile End Institute Podcast, Co-Director Dr Robert Saunders examines a year of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister with special guests Professor Sarah Childs (Royal Holloway, University of London) Michael Bankole (King’s College London) and Jeevun Sandher (King’s College London).
