In The Thick Of It: Alan Duncan Political Diary Memoir For British Politics Fans Book

In the Thick of It: One of the most explosive political diaries ever to be published DAILY MAIL Hardcover is an unvarnished, laugh-out-loud and often shocking account of modern British politics — ideal for readers who love insider memoirs, political diaries, and candid commentary from a senior government figure. Trusted by political readers and those who follow contemporary UK history, this book offers a front-row seat to the chaos, comedy and crisis behind the headlines. What this book is and who wrote it: Written by Sir Alan James Carter Duncan KCMG, a respected former Minister of State at the Foreign Office, these diaries chronicle the period from the eve of the 2016 referendum through the UKs eventual exit from the EU. As someone who deputised for the then Foreign Secretary (now Prime Minister), Duncan brings rare access, sharp observation and a distinctive voice to this bestselling-author-quality political diary. Inside the pages — what youll find Riotously candid and vividly detailed, the entries deliver: Day-by-day recollections of life inside government during one of Britains most turbulent political eras. First-hand anecdotes about Boris Johnson, cabinet colleagues and the personalities who shaped Brexit-era decisions. A mix of high politics and low intrigue: petty rivalries, spectacular gaffes, survived no-confidence votes and the drama of two general elections. Acid wit and astute analysis that transform daily entries into a broader commentary on power, responsibility and leadership. Product details Title in the Set: In the Thick of It: One of the most explosive political diaries ever to be published DAILY MAIL Hardcover Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9780008422264 Why this political diary stands out Authoritative perspective: Sir Alan Duncan served as Minister of State for International Development (2010–2014) and Minister of State for Europe and the Americas (2016–2019), giving him an insiders vantage point few writers can match. B