Banning Leave ministers from getting civil service support is both wrong and dangerous

This petty attempt to skew the referendum is unconstitutional and unwise.

May and Javid and Europe. Why did they do what they did?

Both seem to have raised expectations only to dash them. But one of them may have had a carefully-crafted plan all along.

Family members reveal intimate details of the referendum campaign

But Samantha Cameron and Marina Wheeler have proved less forthcoming than Rachel Johnson and Sarah Vine.

Pro-Remain MPs have principles too

It is wrong to claim that belief and courage run one way only.

Those who want us to leave the EU are more motivated to vote than those who want to stay

For years Eurosceptics have been derided as “obsessives” – which is being shown in their campaigning zeal.

Keeping the Tory tribe together. Options for the Prime Minister.

What to do when roughly two in five Conservative MPs publicly disagree with your policy.

Support Brexit: The Movie

Martin Durkin’s latest documentary project is well worth donating to.

Downing Street underestimated Conservative opposition to Remain. Is is underestimating opposition to the Feldman Review?

A key issue is CCHQ’s plan to merge all Associations into larger federations.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron’s mother goes for Corbyn

The Prime Minister brought the House down by pointing out that the Labour leader does not wear a proper suit.

Does it matter that Cameron has failed to get much of the press to back his EU reform?

In the 1975 referendum, the press campaigned for, and got, a yes vote. What will its influence be this time?

Yesterday, the Prime Minister’s temper got the better of his judgement. It was a bad sign.

Yes, Boris’s antics will have been infuriating. But Cameron should have saved his spleen.

ConHome survey. Three in five Party members say they will vote to leave the EU. But there’s hope for Remain.

The deal has left our Party member readers unimpressed.

ConHome survey. Almost three quarters of Party members say that the renegotiation was unsuccessful

We got a bumper response: over 2500 in all, over 900 of these from declared Party members.

Consider her courage

Boris has taken a gamble. So have the six Ministers who came for Brexit on Saturday. But of all of that group, Patel has the most to lose.

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