Bob Seely: We shouldn’t have supported Kosovan independence
Bob Seely, a former foreign correspondent, CCO special adviser, and parliamentary candidate, makes the case against Kosovan independence. His new… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell MP: China is not the only culprit on Darfur
Andrew Mitchell MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, argues that the West and the UN also bear responsibility… Read more »
Graeme Archer: Mind the Gap
We bought my father a joke gift once, I remember. A coffee mug, with a cartoon of a serious looking… Read more »
Gunnar Hökmark MEP: Polly Toynbee should take a closer look at Sweden
Gunnar Hökmark, an MEP for the Swedish Moderate Party and Vice-Chairman of the EPP-ED Group in the European Parliament, rebuffs… Read more »
Tom Richmond: The EU itself doesn’t interest voters, but the issues it affects do
Tom Richmond, a researcher at the Social Market Foundation think-tank and a columnist for Tory Radio, explains why the EU… Read more »
Owen Paterson MP: Ten years on from the Belfast Agreement
Owen Paterson MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, marks the anniversary of the Belfast Agreement with an analysis… Read more »
Eamonn Butler: Markets are human
Dr Eamonn Butler, Director of the Adam Smith Institute, offers a synopsis of his forthcoming book The Best Book in… Read more »
David Cooper: An experience of Question Time
David Cooper recounts what it was like to be in the audience for last week’s Question Time. Click here to… Read more »
Andrew Palmer: Zimbabwe’s problems will outlast Mugabe
Andrew Palmer, who works at the Parliamentary Resources Unit providing briefings for Conservative MPs on work and pensions, recounts a… Read more »
Graeme Archer: Hemlock and After
Why is the story of Socrates’ death so chilling? At least I have always found it so, and not because… Read more »
Teresa Potocka: Working together with the Polish
Teresa Potocka explains the role of Conservative Friends of Poland. The Conservative Friends of Poland group was founded recently by… Read more »
A week in the life of Cheryl Gillan, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales
Thursday 27th March Picked up my new Smart car and whilst driving back to London via the Royal Automobile Club… Read more »
Richard Spring MP: Strong business relations have been integrated into the Party
Richard Spring MP is Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party (Business Relations) and Co-Chairman of Conservative City Circle. Click here… Read more »
Conor Burns: The House needs a new servant
Conor Burns looks at the history of the important role of Speaker, and concludes that it is time for Speaker… Read more »
William Hague MP and Andrew Mitchell MP: Preparing for the day after Mugabe
William Hague MP, Shadow Foreign Secretary, and Andrew Mitchell MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development, urge the international… Read more »