WATCH: The Cameron Years 1) He launches the Coalition with Clegg
The first in a series of videos that traces the story of the departing Prime Minister’s years in Downing Street.
WATCH: What can we expect from the new Prime Minister?
Portrait of a public service reformer.
LISTEN: Cameron’s humming tune – full orchestral version
Complete with “a tonality-skewing trombone gliss at the end.”
WATCH: May – “Brexit means Brexit and we’re going to make a success of it”
Her first speech as new Conservative leader.
WATCH: Eagle abandoned by the media at launch event
“BBC anyone? No? OK, Robert Peston where are you? No? Michael Crick?”
WATCH: May’s final pitch for the leadership
“Make no mistake, the referendum was a vote to leave the European Union, but was also a vote for serious change.”
WATCH: Leadsom withdraws
The last Brexiteer in the race bows out.
WATCH: Eagle explains why she is challenging Corbyn
“He’s not a bad man,” she says. “He’s not a leader, though.”
WATCH: Davidson explains why she’s backing May
“I think in terms of the person that’s got steel for the job, that can go eyeball to eyeball with Angela Merkel – and Nicola Sturgeon – it can only be Theresa May.”
WATCH: IDS cites Leadsom’s “steel…determination…[in a] velvet glove of compassion”
He believes she will win among Party members.
WATCH: Gove thanks his supporters and praises his victorious rivals
The Justice Secretary calls for a “civilised, inclusive, positive and optimistic” contest.
WATCH: “Delighted” May pledges “proven leadership”
The Home Secretary lays out the message she will send to Party members.
WATCH: “What do we want? Leadsom for leader!” Loughton leads a march on Parliament
The Energy Minister’s supporters take to the streets.
WATCH: Blair on the Iraq war – “I express more sorrow, regret and apology than you can ever know or believe”
The former Prime Minister responds to the Chilcot Report.
WATCH: Cameron and Corbyn on the Chilcot Report
Their response in the Commons.