Bruce Anderson: The rights and wrongs of the EU rebels and of Cameron
Every wise Tory should acknowledge that there are lessons to be learned from Monday's events. Here are eight. 1) The… Read more »
Every wise Tory should acknowledge that there are lessons to be learned from Monday's events. Here are eight. 1) The… Read more »
Parliament Square is one of the sacred places of the British nation. It is a place for contemplation and for… Read more »
"Invictus" is unable to use their real name because of their employment. What lies behind today’s confrontation on an EU… Read more »
The anger is justified. Politics rarely involves an absolute distinction between right and wrong, truth and error. But Europe is… Read more »
Whatever the arguments for and against holding a referendum (of any sort) on Europe, there is one point made by… Read more »
At last weekend’s G20 meeting of central bankers and finance ministers, there was yet another grandiose and hubristic statement that… Read more »
Jake Berry is the Member of Parliament for Rossendale and Darwen, and Parliamentary Private Secretary to Grant Shapps, the Minister… Read more »
A dominant theme of the Majority Conservatism agenda launched by Tim this week is the need for Conservatives to show… Read more »
Jesse Norman is Conservative MP for Hereford and South Herefordshire. He blogs here. Five weeks ago I wrote in rather… Read more »
David Campbell Bannerman recently defected from UKIP and became a Conservative MEP for the Eastern Region. News came on… Read more »
“Fog in Channel – Europe cut off” is the old joke headline, but the fact we laugh in self-recognition is… Read more »
This might be wishful thinking on my part – and it certainly goes against a recent opinion poll in the… Read more »
Who do the Conservatives need to target to win the next election? What is the latest version of Mondeo Man?… Read more »
By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter. Islam and Islamism are different The struggle against Islamist extremism demands the separation of… Read more »
In the later years of her Premiership, Margaret Thatcher was often reduced to wry bewilderment by her Cabinet colleagues' ingenuity… Read more »