Lord Ashcroft: Equidistance won’t be enough for Clegg to win back lost Lib Dems
He can neither strike a balance nor pick a side – who would be Deputy Prime Minister?
Nick Faith: Here are some ideas to win in 2030
In answer to Mark Wallace, here’s how to use policy and people to secure long-term success.
Jennifer Arcuri: Last Sunday’s #FloodHack shows how technology can revolutionise public services
The tech industry is getting together with the Cabinet Office to think up new ways to help victims of flooding and other crises.
Robert Halfon MP: Consumers deserve a full investigation into competition in the energy market
My campaign on unfair charges is just the start of what must be full reform of this broken market.
For a dying institution marriage is in remarkably good health, but only for the rich
Among higher income groups marriage has been reinvented as a vehicle for high investment parenting
David Davis MP: Voting against Syrian intervention was the right thing to do – and it’s working
Rehman Chishti believes the vote was a mistake, but a recent trip to Washington showed me otherwise.
Zac Goldsmith MP: Clegg’s Recall Bill was a stitch-up – Cameron must keep his promise to introduce the real thing
Recall is the only way to truly empower voters. It is a reform we cannot afford to abandon.
Nick de Bois :The moral outrage should be at the dependency culture left by Labour
Where were the church leaders then when the welfare system made it financially disadvantageous for the worst off in society to take a job instead of benefits?
Chris Whitehouse: An Archbishop with an enviable gift for a sound-bite
Perhaps the Levite who passed by on the other side had thoughts about lobbying for a stranded traveller intervention scheme
Rehman Chishti MP: Our Syria decision has left Britain diminished
The consequences of last summer’s vote are lost exports, a weakened reputation – and opportunities for France at our expense.
Nirj Deva MEP: British taxpayers fork out for the EU. So it’s right for it to pay up for flood damage.
I will be monitoring this process, closely and impatiently over the coming days.
Joe Baron: Effects of immigration policy on Britain’s classrooms
The children of immigrants are hard-working, well behaved and have a ferocious desire to succeed. But not all is well…
Rupert Myers: We must take on and defeat apathy and disillusionment, the democracy-killers
A nation gets the government it deserves, it is said – what do we get if voters just shrug?
Damian Hinds MP: Let’s have more Tough Young Teachers – in more places
Teach First has turned London from educational problem child to success story – it must spread more widely across the country.
Matthew Elliott: The Balance of Competences review is unbalanced – and here’s how it can be put right.
It’s time for new brains, new thinking – and for the new generation of Tory MPs to rescue this discredited exercise.