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A week after Britain backed Brexit, politics shows no sign of slowing down. David Cameron has resigned, Michael Gove has pulled out of Boris Johnson’s leadership campaign before launching his own. And Boris has decided not to run in the contest. We now have a final slate of five candidates vying for the top job. In his Spectator cover piece this week, James Forsyth says the Tory party is in a ‘deeply emotional state’. But he also points out that the leadership candidates who have emerged ‘seem strangely united in their vision for post-Brexit Britain’. So can a new leader help the Conservatives – and the country – put itself back together again? And who will come out on top? On this updated version of this week’s podcast, James is joined by Spectator editor Fraser Nelson and Isabel Hardman.
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