Robert Halfon MP: The progressive left’s appeasement of Gaddafi
by Robert Halfon The progressive left's appeasement – and in some cases support – for Gadaffi is akin to those… Read more »
Benedict Rogers: Yesterday, Pakistan lost its Martin Luther King
Benedict Rogers is Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission and East Asia Team Leader at Christian Solidarity… Read more »
Mark Field MP: A fresh look at the banking bailouts
Mark Field is MP for Cities of London and Westminster. One of the curiosities of the global bank bailout process… Read more »
David T Breaker: I love high speed rail, but High Speed 2 doesn’t add up
By David T Breaker Living in Kent, it seems hard to imagine the county without the high speed 'Channel Tunnel… Read more »
Lee Rotherham: Fishing – Don’t get mad, get bad
by Lee Rotherham Today’s piece from the Fisheries minister was welcome, insofar as it went. But as that wasn’t far… Read more »
Paul Goodman: The martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti and the poisoning of Pakistan
by Paul Goodman "Martyr" means "witness" – and Shahbaz Bhatti was bearing witness when he was gunned down by terrorists… Read more »
Robert Halfon MP: The LSE-Libya links can be traced back to 2003
By Robert Halfon MP Following my post a few days ago, I thought it would be useful to Conservative Home… Read more »
Richard Benyon MP: We need a radical reform of the failed Common Fisheries Policy
Richard Benyon is Fisheries Minister at the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Imagine the level of popular… Read more »
Matthew Sinclair: Beware of multi-billion pound projects bearing jobs
Matthew Sinclair is Director of the TaxPayers' Alliance. I've been writing a lot about the problems with high speed rail. … Read more »
Mats Persson: Today’s European Court ruling combines virtually everything that is wrong with the EU’s judicial system
Mats Persson is Director of Open Europe. This morning, the European Court of Justice ruled to scrap the insurance industry's… Read more »
We’ve officially rejected Christianity as our state religion – so now what?
Another week, another case of Christians being oppressed because of their religious beliefs. What has attracted particular interest on this… Read more »
Alex Deane: The unreality of European “justice”
By Alex Deane As Jonathan discussed on this site yesterday, the European Court of Justice will rule later today on… Read more »
David Cooper: The Government must not make employment tribunals more expensive for small businesses
David Cooper is a solicitor practising in employment law and a former executive member of South Staffordshire Conservative Association. Employment… Read more »