WATCH: The ConHome Manifesto 3) Occupier-first homes
Mark Wallace presents the third video in our manifesto series – a proposal to address the decline in home ownership.
Farage’s team – a guide to the people who run UKIP
Who are the officials, advisers, strategists, donors and communicators who are set to decide what UKIP says and does over the course of the General Election?
Tom Pursglove: The biggest vote on Europe in 40 years delivers a huge majority for leaving
More than eight out of ten people in North Northamptonshire want to quit the EU.
Daniel Hannan MEP: Stop complaining about the NHS. You’re getting what you asked for.
It may not always work well. It isn’t a model other countries want. But we’ve chosen it – and so are stuck with it.
The problem of youth turnout
It’s not only lower than it used to be, but it’s declined faster than turnout among other age groups. Which prompts a question: whose politics is this?
Low pay is about more than just pay
A living wage is a well-meaning idea, but it’s also deeply problematic. Far better to sort out the tax and benefits system first.
WATCH: The ConHome Manifesto 2) What we believe: Homes, jobs and savings
The second in our series of one-minute films laying out our proposals.
Rebecca Coulson: To defeat the violent fanatics, we must hold fast to the truth
Hopefully we are starting to put a stop to dangerous cultural and moral relativism – but how firm are we in our beliefs?
Andrew Carter: A stronger economy needs stronger cities
The Conservatives have seized the leadership on devolving power.
Lord Ashcroft: The Conservatives return to a one point lead in my latest national poll
Back to the norm after last week’s outlier. Plus, the results of focus groups in Croydon and Dudley.
Should we be worried about an alleged ‘purge’ of Tory candidates? In a way.
The treatment of would-be candidates and non-40/40 PPCs threatens to drive out all but the very rich and the very ambitious.
We should say no – but not never – to new surveillance proposals
The balance of the argument is strongly against them. But this might change – and there are few absolutes when the balance of liberty and security is weighed.
Charlotte Leslie MP: Immigration. The NHS. And all the other subjects we’re not meant to talk about.
It’s not just cartoons of Mohammed that have become taboo.
Sunder Katwala: What our State of the Nation survey suggests that Cameron must now do
The Conservatives have to balance attracting more younger voters while not ducking the immigration question.
An open letter to the Party Chairman: Let members approve any coalition deal
After all, they deserve a vote – and they can be trusted with one too.