Daniel Hamilton: Syria – Corruption, censorship, and the veneer of democracy
By Daniel Hamilton It has been nearly eight years since John Bolton’s ‘Beyond the Axis of Evil’ speech to the… Read more »
Jim McConalogue: Protecting parliamentary sovereignty
It is well worth reading Paul Goodman’s article on the EU Bill and the clauses being put forward and debated… Read more »
Mark Field MP: British businesses, large and small, must be given all the tools they need to restore growth to our confidence-battered economy
Mark Field is Conservative MP for Cities of London and Westminster. Forget national sovereignty or control orders, it is the… Read more »
Brian Binley MP: Yes to privatisation of Royal Mail but no to any erosion of the Universal Postal Service
Brian Binley is Conservative MP for Northampton South. The General Election created some unlikely political bedfellows. A by-product of the… Read more »
Melanchthon: Two Problems with the European Union Bill 2010
I stood up in support of Cameron and Hague when they launched their new post-Lisbon-Treaty policy. A number of Eurosceptics… Read more »
Jill Kirby: Employment law reform – a good start, here’s another suggestion
Welcome news in the Telegraph today of a Government announcement on employment law promised later this week. Responding to widespread… Read more »
Charlie Elphicke MP: Where will jobs and growth come from?
13.6m people work in Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) – 6 out of 10 private sector workers. Big business… Read more »
Tim Montgomerie: I blame Obama for the shooting of Representative Giffords…
Actually I don't. Not for a second. Not in any way. The person responsible is one very disturbed individual, Jared… Read more »
Mark Prisk MP: How the Coalition Government will help small businesses to thrive and grow
Mark Prisk is MP for Hertford and Stortford and Minister of State for Business and Enterprise. Here he sets out… Read more »
Martin Parsons: We have a problem if ordinary people cannot afford to become an MP or peer
By Martin Parsons Five years ago the Conservative Party began a phase of consciously trying to change its image to… Read more »
Andrew Lilico: Understanding the price stabilising fuel duty
When I originally proposed the price stabilising fuel duty back in 2000, the context was rather different from today. Then,… Read more »
Arujuna Sivananthan: Sri Lanka must be subject to punitive economic sanctions unless its government accepts an independent war crimes inquiry
Arujuna Sivananthan is an Executive member of both Conservative Way Forward and British Tamil Conservatives, and a party activist in… Read more »
Sean Garman: Politicians cannot say banks have lent irresponsibly and then rebuke them for not giving every person a mortgage
Sean Garman works in corporate finance in the City of London and is a member of the Conservative Party’s Business… Read more »
Ryan Henson: Simon Hughes ought to be focusing on improving state schools, not encouraging universities to discriminate against those from private schools
Ryan Henson is currently studying History at Queen Mary, University of London. Simon Hughes, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats,… Read more »
Paul Goodman: Debate about unacceptable practices shouldn’t be swept under the carpet
by Paul Goodman The sum of Adeela Shafi's article on this site today is that the Times's recent reporting of… Read more »