Tories: The End of an Error

Tories: The End of Error is the final – please God, let it be final – volume in the satirical trilogy that has catalogued every fib and fatuity of fourteen years of Tory rule.

Russell Jones offers us a rollicking, rip-roaring, impeccably sourced, and blackly comedic first draft of history.

Tories: The End of an Error is packed with sardonic wit, diving straight into the failing, plastic managerialism of Rishi Sunak’s gap-year in office.

Relive the rise and fall of Suella Braverman; Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list, and Nadine Dorries’s berserk response; the short-lived rise of Penny Mordaunt (briefly tipped to be the next Tory leader on the basis that she looked good dressed as a Poundland logo while holding a sword); the Covid Inquiry, the Partygate Inquiry; the scandal-laden resignations (too many to list); the endless failure to tackle climate change, housing, migration, cost of living or, frankly, anything much.

And as a grand finale: the inevitable, half-formulated jumble of preening idiocy that was the 2024 General Election. Strap in tight as Russell Jones takes us on the final rollercoaster ride of the Torygeddon circus…