Brian Monteith: Canny Cameron now owns devolution – leaving Labour far behind
It was the Prime Minister who crossed Ruth Davidson’s original line in the sand, and said that more powers are necessary for the Scottish Parliament.
Theresa May storms to a 12-point lead over Boris in our future leader poll
Can there be any other explanation for the Home Secretary’s sweeping advance than her recent speech to the Police Federation?
Garvan Walshe: Japan and Vietnam cut up rough over China’s salami-slicing
The philosophy of expansion, slice by slice, assumes that democratic countries will balk at responding to all but the most blatant of provocations.
Cllr Sean Anstee: Our Trafford result proves that Conservatives can win in the north
The choice was between an unproven spendthrift Labour Party or a Conservative Council able to stand by its record of achievement.
Lord Ashcroft: The Conservatives are ahead of UKIP by 15 per cent in Newark
But Labour’s lead in my national poll rises.
Party members’ response to last week’s elections is to oppose a UKIP pact more than ever before
The more many party members see of Nigel Farage’s party, the less they like it – let alone want a deal with it.
Priti Patel MP: Europe isn’t working. The time to reform, repatriate and renegotiate is now.
After last week’s results, the public will expect all UK MEPs to get behind the Prime Minister’s plan.
Chris Grayling MP: Our Bill to curb the Elf and Safety Culture
SARAH – as the measure is known – will set out very simple protections for those people who act in the interests of society, responsibly or heroically.
How many heads does it take to demolish a brick wall?
How will we persuade the EU to end free movement when we can’t even persuade them to ditch Jean-Claude Juncker?
Matthew Sinclair: Internal party democracy is the best response to UKIP’s rise – not abolishing First Past the Post
Primaries would mean people could fight for their views within their party, rather than leaving to form another.