WATCH: “We do not need the EU to keep British people in jobs,” says Fox
The MP for North Somerset looks at Europe’s unemployment statistics for his latest One Minute Fox video.
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Music for Easter Sunday: Pascha nostrum immolatus est Christus, alleluia.
“Christ our Paschal Lamb has been sacrificed, alleluia. Therefore, let us keep the feast with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth, alleluia.”
WATCH: The Prime Minister’s Easter Message
“When we see Christians today in 2016 being persecuted for their beliefs in other parts of the world – we must speak out and stand with those who bravely practice their faith.”
Music for Holy Saturday: Recessit Pastor Noster
“Our Shepherd is departed, the fount of living water,/At whose passing the sun was darkened…Today the gates of death and their bars as well our Saviour has destroyed.”
Music for Good Friday: Tenebrae Factae Sunt
“There was darkness over the earth.”
Music for Maundy Thursday: Ubi caritas et amor
“Where charity and love are, there God is.”
WATCH: Corbyn out campaigning for “hostile” Khan
“Electing Sadiq Khan will give us a boost,” says Corbyn – showing the pair are allies.
Cameron – We must stand with Belgium
“These are appalling and savage attacks.”
WATCH: Iain Duncan Smith explains his resignation to Marr
The former Work and Pensions Secretary displays his passion for social justice.
WATCH: Montgomerie on the meaning of IDS’ resignation
The former editor of this site argues that it was the use of disability cuts to fund tax breaks for the better off which pushed Duncan Smith over the line.
WATCH: Gibb on the new move to academy schools
He makes the case for the Government’s extension, and Chris Cook of Newsnight (formerly a Willetts adviser) the case against it.
WATCH: The night tube will start in July, reports Boris
The Mayor concedes there have been delays, but argues that they avoided Londoners “paying an exorbitant amount”.
WATCH: “We choose to put the next generation first”
The Chancellor’s Budget Statement in full.
WATCH: Clarke – “We’re still running a deficit and we’re still running up debt”
The former Chancellor champions further reductions in the rate of spending and further tax rises – such as a hike in fuel duty.
WATCH: Ici Londres – Why do Europhiles love the EU? Dan Hannan explains
The most powerful defenders of the organisation have learned how to make a nice living out of it.