Charlie Elphicke MP: Children should have the right to know both their parents
Charlie Elphicke is MP for Dover. In the UK one million children have no contact with the non-resident parent three… Read more »
“The suspicion (remains) that he is in it for only one cause and for only one person: Just Boris”
Nick Wood reviews Sonia Purnell's biography of Boris Johnson, "Just Boris". Nick is former Head of Communications for the Conservative… Read more »
Mike Freer MP: The state must stop distorting the market, and allow world class universities the freedom to expand
Mike Freer is the Member of Parliament for Finchley and Golders Green. Is our Higher Education policy Frankenstein’s Monster? By… Read more »
Ed Hall: What happens after the generals take charge of Greece?
Ed Hall is a businessman and Conservative activist in Kensington and Chelsea, who was formerly in the Royal Navy, and… Read more »
James Morris MP: The EU referendum vote was damaging for Tory modernisation – it made the Party look out of touch
James Morris is the Member of Parliament for Halesowen and Rowley Regis. Last Monday I voted in favour of having… Read more »
Ruth Porter: Ideas for growth are staring Cameron in the face. Time for him to get serious about them.
Ruth Porter is Communications Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs. It is not unusual for the BBC to misrepresent things… Read more »
Kit Malthouse: Today, MPs have a chance to help clean up town and city centres, by voting for “Compulsory Sobriety”
Kit Malthouse is a Member of the London Assembly representing the West Central constituency, and the Deputy Mayor of London… Read more »
Lord Ashcroft: Should nations that can afford presidential jets receive aid from British taxpayers?
By Lord Ashcroft, KCMG. "Following my discovery earlier this year that British aid money had helped President Museveni of Uganda… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: The state of play on Greece and the wider Eurozone crisis
By Andrew Lilico Events have really kicked off in Greece in the past day or so. On Monday the Greek… Read more »
Dylan Sharpe: Looking back six months ago at Britain’s forgotten referendum
Dylan Sharpe was Head of Press for the NO to AV campaign It is the plebiscite that we dare not… Read more »
David Burrowes MP: “Enfield’s law” will ensure youths carrying knives go to prison. It is the least Parliament can do.
David Burrowes is the Member of Parliament for Enfield Southgate. In April, a 15-year-old called Negus McClean was stabbed and… Read more »
Tony Lodge: Labour is now supporting the original Conservative route for HS2 – so why is the Coalition supporting the old (and wrong) Labour route?
Tony Lodge is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Policy Studies, Chairman of the Bow Group Transport Committee and… Read more »
Jesse Norman MP: Compass’ PLAN B shows Labour is still woefully short of credible economic strategy
Jesse Norman is the Member of Parliament for Hereford and South Herefordshire and a member of the Treasury Select Committee… Read more »
Edward Timpson MP: Improving the adoption system will transform lives
Edward Timpson is chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for adoption and fostering and the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Looked… Read more »
Jim McConalogue: The UK will be hemmed in by an impoverished set of European neighbours when a two-tier EU is created
By Jim McConalogue The Foreign Secretary William Hague maintained at the Conservative Party Conference that the Eurozone had become a “burning… Read more »