SCENE OF THE YEAR: Penny Mordaunt steals the show at King's Coronation

As the world watched the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, Tory MP Penny Mordaunt emerged as the breakout star of the ceremony. Carrying the Sword of State with grace and style, she became an instant meme and saw her popularity skyrocket.

SHOCK EXIT OF THE YEAR: Boris Johnson resigns as MP

In a surprising move, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned as a Tory MP, accusing his fellow MPs of trying to force him out of Parliament. Rumors of a Johnson comeback continue to circulate, leaving many wondering if this is truly the last we've seen of him.

PLOT TWIST OF THE YEAR: Nicola Sturgeon's downfall

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon's reign over Scottish politics came crashing down when police raided her home in connection with a probe into missing party funds. Sturgeon and her husband have been questioned by officers, and investigations are ongoing.

BUST-UP OF THE YEAR: Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to sack Suella Braverman as Home Secretary led to a heated feud between the two. Braverman accused Sunak of betraying the nation, and tensions are expected to continue into the next year.

COMEBACK OF THE YEAR: David Cameron returns as Foreign Secretary

David Cameron's unexpected return to politics as Foreign Secretary shocked the Tory party. Some celebrated his comeback, while others feared it marked the end of the Boris Johnson and Brexit era.

VILLAIN OF THE YEAR: Sadiq Khan and the Ulez car charge

London Mayor Sadiq Khan faced backlash from drivers after extending the Ulez car charge during a time of economic crisis. His popularity plummeted, and the Tories even won the Uxbridge by-election due to the backlash.

VILLAIN OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Ed Miliband's controversial eco measures

Labour's Ed Miliband faced criticism for his costly green projects, which were eventually watered down but still remain a point of contention. These measures may have an impact on Labour's performance in the upcoming election.

POLITICAL BREAK-UP OF THE YEAR: Robert Jenrick leaves the Cabinet

Robert Jenrick's departure from the Cabinet shocked Westminster, as he had been close friends with Rishi Sunak. Jenrick has since taken to social media to document his post-breakup weight loss and holiday adventures.

FAIL OF THE YEAR: Eco yob's glitter-bomb backfires

An attempt to embarrass Keir Starmer at the Labour Party conference backfired when the glitter-bombing incident actually made him look cool. The stunt failed to achieve its intended effect.

FUTURE PLOT TWIST?: Nigel Farage's TV appearance sparks speculation

With Nigel Farage set to appear on I'm A Celebrity, there are rumors that he may use the show as a platform to re-enter politics. Many are curious to see if he will make a comeback in the near future.

PHOTO GAFFE OF THE YEAR: Suella Braverman's unconventional pose

Home Secretary Suella Braverman made headlines when a photo showed her standing on the tail of a guide dog. The unconventional pose earned her the Photo Gaffe of the Year award.

MOST CUTTING JIBE OF THE YEAR: Angela Rayner and Sam Tarry's split

A breakup between Labour MPs Angela Rayner and Sam Tarry made waves in Westminster. Rayner's friend commented on her heartbreak, saying, "Sometimes people turn out not to be who you thought they were."

QUOTES OF THE YEAR: Memorable remarks from political figures

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan's candid hot mic moment, Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer's comparison, and Jill Tambarros defending her son Keir Mather all made the list of notable quotes from the year.