Ashley Fox: Improving security throughout Europe
Conservatives in the European Parliament are leading the way to implement a Passenger Name Record system.
Philip Hammond: This package offers the basis for a deal that can deliver for Britain
It has the capacity to ensure that the UK gets the best of both worlds.
Cameron’s constitutional coney. Woundwort, Cowslip…or Roger Rabbit?
On the basis of the twitching ears we glimpsed yesterday, it looks like the last.
Daniel Hannan: People expected a climb-down, but the renegotiation delivered an abject surrender
The whole process has shown beyond doubt that the EU cannot be reformed from within.
The Risks of Remain 3) Even less control and democracy
The third instalment in our mini-series finds that were the UK to vote to stay in, we will be dragged into the EU’s wild ride to political union.
The gap between what Cameron asked for and what he got
On the welfare ’emergency brake’ and the ‘red card’ system to block new EU laws, the deal does not match up to what was asked for.
The Risks of Remain 2) More uncontrolled immigration
Part Two in our mini-series concludes that the choice is between a possible wrangle over free movement if we leave and the certainty of more uncontrolled migration if we don’t.
Interview: Herbert – making with fervour the case for staying inside a reformed EU
The leader of a new pro-Remain campaign group makes a “pragmatic” case for staying in the EU, and says most Conservative MPs agree with him.
From Reggie to Dessie: Anne Milton, Soames, gender fluidity…and poppers
Also: Britain Stranger in Europe. Leagues of Empire Loyalists in Kettering. Elliott and Coates in bars and bogs. Plus: Donald Tusk or is it Trump?
Henry Hill: Sturgeon accused of trying to ‘crash’ fiscal devolution
Also: SDLP plan for Stormont opposition; Labour at odds with Jones over EU poll; three more (ex-)SNP MPs in the firing line; and more.
May: now probably for Remain. But don’t be sure.
She says that the Commission’s proposals form “the basis for a deal”.
Tim Bale & Philip Cowley: What Conservative MPs really think about Britain’s EU membership
The number of them wanting to leave come-what-may could be as high as 100 but it could also be under 40.
Introducing the Risks of Remain
A ConservativeHome mini-series on the dangers of staying in the EU.
The Risks of Remain 1) Bigger bills, EU taxes and billions in bailouts
The first article in our new series looks at the financial risks of voting to stay in the EU.
Ruth Davidson: The story behind the changing face of the Scottish Conservatives
May will see a generational change in our Holyrood group, and an influx of new MSPs with serious expertise.