The Opposition are strapped for cash – a UKIP threat (real or perceived) in their “safe” territory could divert money away from target seats.
We’re glad to report that CCHQ has followed ConservativeHome’s advice and opted for a bold and radical selection.
There were some forlorn lows, and occasional passionate highs, but ultimately the Deputy Prime Minister is teetering on the same old Lib Dem tightrope.
The Sun and the Mail on Sunday have been targeted using RIPA, a measure they once supported. It’s time to strike a new balance between freedom and security.
Like a gambler who won big on his first flutter, the Lib Dem leader is overconfident. In reality, his hand is weak.
The campaign is yet to start, Reckless is no hero and grassroots Tories are up for the fight. It’s all to play for.
The competitive field includes two Free School founders, the Deputy Leader of Hertfordshire County Council and a Deputy Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister.
The near-clean sweep of this morning’s papers shows remarkable success in persuading those who haven’t always been kind to him.
They include a former local association chairman, two advisers to Theresa May and a judge.
Plus: Our conference survey shows members are less concerned about conference costs, but more disillusioned with the leadership.
The Rochester and Strood MP has jumped ship and called a by-election. What are the implications?
Five Conservative MPs reportedly voted against.
In the aftermath of an underwhelming conference, here are the glaring questions for the Opposition to answer.
Whose future are Labour interested in? Over to their campaign ‘guru’…
The Labour leader is trumped by ISIS, the conviction of Dave Lee Travis and “100 green fang spiders”.