A NEW NOVELLA FROM THE TEAM BEHIND 'AGENT LAVENDER'
At time of writing, Britain has been led by thirteen men and two women since the Second World War. But not all countries have this kind of turnover - some, like Italy, have had dozens of leaders.
But others still have seen sustained periods of democratic governance by a single individual. What if Britain, a country in which a decade in office is seen as a long spell, had a post-war Prime Minister who found himself able to govern for far longer than that? A man able to dominate his party, and in turn make his party utterly dominant?