The Protocol: "I don't know why Sunak has spent so much political capital without getting the DUP and ERG onside first"

Plus: How a Remain win in the referendum would have given us Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage - and why "Putin probably would have succeeded" in invading Ukraine.

Brexit - and how Corbyn saved Britain from "a government of all the non-talents"

Rees-Mogg on Cameron, Vote Leave, No Deal, May's Deal, Johnson's Deal, Gove's leadership bid - and whether a Remain view of Britain shaped the reception of Kwarteng's mini-Budget.

NHS reform. The Conservatives should learn from Wes Streeting. And "we should encourage people to use private health."

Plus: How the Tory "nimby tendency" killed housing reform. Why leadership contest this year would be "completely scatty". And those who "scribble" criticism of Johnson are "fundamentally dull".

In defence of Johnson’s premiership.

Our interviewee says that a feature of one-to-one meetings with the former Prime Minister is that the other party would sometimes believe commitments had been made when they hadn't.

"These rebellions are ill advised...You don't help your own seat by making life difficult for the Government."

Our interviewee on why he regrets the top rate tax U-turn, backs the radical abolition of tax reliefs, and thinks Chief Whips "can't resign, really" - as he recalls the fracking vote.

The Truss premiership, part one. Rees-Mogg on the alternative energy support plan he preferred.

Our interviewee on what went wrong - featuring Boris Johnson, the Bank of England, the OBR, pension funds, Kit Malthouse, why the Covid and energy support schemes were justified... and where the Government didn't act urgently enough.

Paul Goodman, Henry Hill, and William Atkinson are reunited to discuss the end of the Tory leadership contest, and what the new Prime Minister will face in their first week.

Henry Hill and William Atkinson are joined by ConHome columnist Emily Carver to discuss the final straight of the 2022 Conservative leadership contest.

Henry Hill and Andrew Gimson join Paul Goodman to discuss the hustings in Perth and Belfast and how Truss will cope in government.

Paul Goodman returns, and joins Henry Hill and Andrew Gimson to survey the battlefield as the battle to succeed Boris drags on.