Daniel Hannan: Why do so many on the Left have a blind spot when it comes to anti-Semitism?
The Oxford Labour Club allegations are just part of a worrying trend, which is rooted in a long and unpleasant history.
Brandon Lewis: We are taking radical action to make the nation’s home ownership dreams come true
The post-war New Towns are a great inspiration and demonstration of what can be achieved with determination.
David Davis: With the EU referendum looming, the Government must give us reliable immigration figures
If it fails to publish these figures, people will draw the conclusion that it has something to hide or fears that it has something to hide.
Cameron’s extended payroll vote now consists of almost half the Parliamentary Party
If we exclude the 74 MPs from the Class of 2015 – who have not yet gained such appointments – then the proportion rises to more than 50 per cent.
Profile: Vidkun Quisling – whose name is flung at Eurosceptics who support Cameron. And who was once awarded a CBE.
At school, he was considered a genius. As a staff officer, brilliant. As an aid worker, altruistic. But then he fell in with Hitler.
From Reggie to Dessie: The Chancellor’s Vicar on Earth, G.Hands, and His Cup Bearer, M.Hancock, are bringing in penitents to the Presence
Therese Coffey carried out young Gavin Williamson, the PM’s ADC, who was tired and emotional, in a fireman’s lift. He hasn’t been seen since.
Henry Hill: Cameron defies Sturgeon to take EU campaign to Scotland
Also: Brexit battle spreads to Ulster; UKIP hold out hope of Scottish Parliament success; Jones challenges Crabb on the Wales Bill; and more.
Andrew Day: We need these new surveillance measures now
Without this Data Communications Bill, excitable European judges could fatally undermine intelligence gathering capabilities.
Ruth Davidson: There are now only two parties in Scotland which really count: the SNP and the Conservatives
Last week’s financial agreement shows Scottish politics now has precious little to do with Labour at all.
Bernard Jenkin: Denying Leave ministers sight of their own departments’ information is absurd
Instructions given to civil servants contravene the Cabinet Manual, the Ministerial Code, the European Referendum Act 2015 and the precedent from 1975.
Lord Ashcroft: “If they leave, it’s the beginning of the end.“ The view of Brexit from Stockholm and Riga
“The UK is fighting for its citizens and rights. If every country was doing that it wouldn’t be possible to negotiate anything!”