After Truss's short but disastrous time in office, she again bid to become prime minister, but did not manage to get the support of 100 MPs to take Sunak to a vote of party members. I have read over 1,330 books during the last 3+ decades, yet I haven’t come across a book so mission focused and descriptive with facts, governance, aims, objectives, policy driven for the better of humanity as this book is. Mordant once thought it a jolly jape to take a bet to see if she could sneak a four-letter vulgarity into a Commons speech.

She pulled out of the election after being unable to gain the necessary endorsement of 100 MPs, allowing Sunak to become Conservative Leader and Prime Minister unopposed. Since the financial crisis of 2008, leadership across all sectors has been challenged by the banks and charities from Oxfam to Volkswagen and the Catholic Church to the movie industry. Penny Mordaunt and Chris Lewis have written an essential book about some of the most important issues we face as a country today. It has inspired and supported the work of my AIDS Foundation, which aims to help end this devastating pandemic around the world. Perhaps the most extraordinary thing If Britain had never happened, the world would be less compassionate, less wealthy, less successful, less funny, less connected, less international, less equal, less eccentric, less organised, less democratic, less consistent, less traditional, less entertaining, less inspirational and, in fairness, less pompous, less stuffy and less nostalgic.According to a report in the Guardian from July: “The book contains a Trainspotting-esque list setting out their joint pitch for why modern Britain is better than the UK of the 70s over several pages, including: ‘No borstal. She has said in the House of Commons that the Northern Ireland protocol creates unique disadvantages for Northern Ireland. Such inconsistencies are papered over with enthusiastic praise of what Mordaunt believes to be the eternally courageous, generous, resourceful, and self-effacing virtues of the British people. In 2002, World of Books Group was founded on an ethos to do good, protect the planet and support charities by enabling more goods to be reused. The book also explores our changing political and social landscape, whilst reminding us of why we can remain optimistic, even in this tumultuous time.

Penny Mordaunt, the Leader of the House of Commons under Liz Truss and now Rishi Sunak, said she would be opening new food pantries in a video on social media promoting her new book, “Greater: Britain After the Storm”. Leap past this guff, body swerve the foreword, and head straight to the introduction; this is where the serious engagement starts. A book examining what it means to be British, and Britain’s potential to be a force for good in the world, is timely. A book leaves our collection of over seven million titles and begins a new chapter every two seconds, enabling more goods to be reused. A critic of women-only shortlists, [26] [27] Mordaunt worked after the 2005 election as chief of staff for David Willetts's aborted leadership campaign.Systems are hierarchical, like Russian dolls; we used 7 levels, and could thus see and plan them in "3D".