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Hello, welcome to episode 16, I think, of the rest of the politics with me,

Alistair Campbell and me, Rory Stewart. Today we're going to be talking Queen and Monarchy,

but we'll be asking first whether Boris Johnson will survive not just to the end of the Elizabethan

era, but to the end of the month. And also, what do we really know about the relationships between

our longest-serving monarch and the many prime ministers from Churchill onwards who've come and gone?

And with all our worn-out ponds in the Tory party, we will be talking peace and peace processes

around the world. Rory's been in the occupied West Bank amid yet another political crisis in Israel.

I've been talking to Good Friday Agreement architect Bertie Hurn about the fragile peace

...