Highlights

She tells Andrew Gimson that Scottish Conservatives are determined to defend the UK, and may even prosper by doing so.

Communism was the greatest ecological disaster of all time – but now the reds are trying to go green.

For any child to be kept in a children’s home unnecessarily is a scandal.

While cannabis might be relatively harmless to policy-makers, the same does not apply to ordinary working people.

And that ain’t necessarily a good thing. The Tories’ moral mission could be forgotten amid all the talk of cuts.

Evidence of the NUM leader’s hypocrisy is sweet – but it is also a spur to scrutinise today’s policy offering.

The sweeping breadth of reform being championed by Conservative MPs is now so commonplace that it is hardly remarked upon in the newspapers.

The move would help people on low incomes and show them that we’re on their side.

To win, we must be willing to question our ideas and our arguments – but we must always trust the electorate.

Love or loathe him, the former Israeli Prime Minister’s legacy is remarkable.

John Burton’s The Trojan Horse, published by the Adam Smith Institute, marked the turning of a tide against trade union power.

Mind you, Heath’s Law probably applies: “The next election will resemble the last election more closely than most people believe.”

The Egyptian general has become smitten by the personality cult allowed to grow up around him.

Future generations could hold us responsible for wrecking the planet.

If groups of Tory MPs want to pledge sometimes to defy the Whip, that’s all to the good.