Hand-wringing about AstraZeneca is baseless – this is a victory for low tax Britain

Stop griping about good news, and start the hunt for the next US giant to poach.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron gets away with drawing Miliband as Foot or Kinnock

The Speaker sounded like a petulant schoolmaster, but was right to try to restrain the Prime Minister.

Missing: Please send on to Nigel Farage if you can

Address: Not via UKIP, Newark branch.

The economy may be growing, but it still isn’t nearly fixed

Here are eight reasons – from the deficit to house prices – for Conservatives to refrain from complacency.

Join George Osborne, Lord Ashcroft, Lottie Dexter and Ryan Shorthouse at ConservativeHome’s spring conference

The conference takes place on Saturday 24th May.

Cameron’s reprieve comes with conditions attached

The plotters may have sheathed their knives, but they’re not exactly happy and that unhappiness could make itself known once again.

Should Cameron resign if Scotland votes Yes?

It may come down to “a futile gesture at this stage”.

Javid has signalled a ceasefire in the battle for press regulation – has Cameron?

The Culture Secretary has taken a strong line on press freedom. Is this a shift in stance from the Prime Minister, or submission to the exigencies of 2015?

HS2 and Ministers: when whips pull one way and constituents the other

The Telegraph’s Andrea Leadsom story helps to show how the join between executive and legislature is under pressure as never before.

What’s wrong with political journalism

I do not wish to encourage, even by implication, the idea that if only a journalist is sufficiently honest and independent-minded, he or she will arrive at the truth.

Crime is down – does the Government deserve any credit?

A fall of 15 per cent is a single year is very impressive

Clegg & Farage, partners

The two are co-operating in trying to boost their votes at Cameron’s expense.

Big beasts for big times

If Cameron wins re-election (and my hunch is that’s a 50/50 possibility) Boris will probably be invited to have a big job

Cry God for Harri, England and St George!

Is Boris poised to take ConservativeHome’s advice about a Parliamentary return?

The case for splitting up CCHQ

It is expected to plan for the long-term as well as the short. It isn’t doing this – so change is needed.