The Prime Minister has made his resignation speech and set out his timetable.

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As far as most people are concerned, his story's over.

It isn't. The speech was the easy bit.

A dignified resignation is a single good day, and you have to work pretty hard to mess it up. Reputations are settled in the months and years that follow the speech when the cameras have gone and there's no power left to lose. That's the bit leaders often get wrong.

So, here’s some advice that Sir Keir Starmer isn’t asking for …  especially from me. The five things that will........

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