When, in November 1990, the news came through that John Major had won the Tory leadership contest and was to succeed Margaret Thatcher, Norma telephoned an old friend and said: 'Well, John has got ...

Sir John Major sits down with Amol Rajan to share his thoughts on the state of Britain, western democracy and the Conservative Party he led for 7 years. Show more As the Conservative Party finds ...

Sir John Major has criticised the previous government’s Rwanda scheme, calling it “un-Conservative and un-British”. The former prime minister said he disliked “intensely the way society ...

Sir John Major has blasted the previous government's Rwanda scheme as 'un-Conservative and un-British', claiming the policy was not fit for the 21st century. The former prime minister said he ...

The former prime minister said he dislikes ‘intensely the way society has come to regard immigration as an ill’.

With a Labour landslide victory in July’s general election, John Major’s recent attacks on Conservative Eurosceptics, and Oasis set to return to the stage in 2025, you could be forgiven for ...

John Major is not a man who riles easily. But a mention of the B-word put some colour in the cheeks of the famously grey man from Spitting Image, who’d previously been chatting quite congenially ...

THE former Home Office minister - who quit last December over Rishi Sunak's refusal to go harder on Rwanda - admitted the government had failed to get a grip for the last 14 years. ©News Group ...

Sir John Major has criticised the previous government’s Rwanda scheme, stating it is an unsuitable policy for the 21st century and branding it “un-Conservative and un-British”. The former ...

John Major called the Rwanda scheme “un-Conservative” - Richard Baker With a Labour landslide victory in July’s general election, John Major’s recent attacks on Conservative Eurosceptics, and Oasis ...

Here’s what they think. Sir John Major has grabbed headlines by assailing growing imbalances in British society, bemoaning the hardships facing hard-working “silent have-nots.” Britain won ...