Cummings savages Clegg’s free school meals policy

Michael Gove’s former Special Adviser aims a broadside at the Lib Dems’ slapdash policy-making.

Lord Ashcroft’s EU research event will give an insight into how the referendum may be won – or lost

A focus group can never tell you what to think – but it can tell you how to persuade others.

Businesses steer clear of Labour’s jobs guarantee – and Miliband only has himself to blame

Labour have demonised business at every turn – particularly those who got involved in back to work schemes.

Mark Wallace: The Romans ruled an age ago, but they are very much alive in modern culture

A new book spurred me to consider the complexity of our relationship with our ancestors.

Pinning Down Miliband: Pensions

Having done their best to wreck the pension system under Brown, now Labour want a chance to finish it off entirely.

Recall return is a reheat, not the real deal

The new power will only be “triggered by serious wrongdoing”, the Prime Minister says.

If recall is back on the table it must be the real thing

Nick Clegg’s original proposals were a sham – a new Recall Bill must give true power to the people.

The day I saw Ukraine’s future – through a sandbagged loophole

Russia’s invasion is not a one-off – it’s the latest step in a deliberate strategy to dominate and destabilise its neighbours.

Ed Miliband’s “reforms” to the union link hand McCluskey and friends more power

They will now personally be able to put conditions on their donations.

Labour’s attack on Waitrose free coffee clashes with every one of Miliband’s campaigns

The Opposition come out against a co-operative business, beloved by the middle class, for reducing the cost of living.

A helpful reminder of how bad the Green party is, brought to you by the Green party

Higher taxes. More meddling and nannying. Less fun. Welcome to Green Britain.

Ed Miliband is a strong argument to vote Conservative

Tory voters are even willing to keep Clegg on if it means preventing Labour’s return to government.

Merkel’s visit has exposed the threadbare nature of the EU renegotiation

A year ago the Prime Minister wanted fundamental change to the EU – today his ambitions were much more limited.

Three lessons from today’s net immigration figures

It now looks almost certain the Government will fail to meet its pledge to cut the numbers

Pinning Down Miliband: Transport policy

Indecision on HS2. Blather over Heathrow. All Labour seems certain of is that Thomas the Tank Engine is sexist.