Cllr Jason Frost: What Glasgow needs is aspiration and enterprise
And, happily, it’s starting to get it from charities operating in conjunction with the Church of Scotland.
George Freeman MP: How technology will transform care and debate about our NHS
In April, we will be able to book GP and hospital appointments online, and have access to a summary of our GP record. Imagine a time when you can skype your GP…
Andrew Lilico: On blaming “Israel”
If the “fault” for terrorism ever lies in our actions, it is only because we are good people standing up to evil men.
Jesse Norman MP: Where PPE went wrong – Oakeshott’s liberal learning, language, and the university
His critique of the teaching of politics is a simple one. In his view, it is not a mode of experience. So the language of politics is not genuinely a language of explanation.
Nicky Morgan MP: No Government has done more to tackle extremism in schools
I believe we can be confident that any repeat of the events we saw in Birmingham would be addressed far more quickly today than under the previous regime.
Charlie Elphicke MP: Miliband needs all the help he can get – but charities should not be providing it
The Charity Commission has found that the IPPR’s ‘close involvement’ with Labour crossed a line.
Andrew Bower: The encryption ban makes us look like the Thick Party
Not only would the proposal be hugely damaging to our economy and reputation, technical realities make it impossible to implement.
Harriet Maltby: News from Britain for Obama. We may outstrip America within four years.
The Legatum Prosperity Index shows that we’re gathering speed and we’re catching up when it comes to prosperity.
Mohammed Amin: When justice and reconciliation conflict – the case of Northern Ireland
It was a mistake for Blair to fudge the issue rather than settling matters during the Good Friday negotiations.
Mark Simmonds MP: Those with the worst cancer outcomes are from more deprived backgrounds
By improving early diagnosis and treatments, this Government is on track to save more than 5,000 lives a year.
Philip Booth: How to stop worrying and learn to enjoy deflation
Stable wages and steadily falling prices should be a welcome combination.
Andrew Lilico: On the ethics of adapting to climate change
We live in a world shaped by human need, and it is by human needs that the ethics of global warming policy must be measured.
Lord Ashcroft: The people, the parties and the NHS
My new research shows why we need a proper conversation about the NHS – and why it’s politically so difficult to have one.
Theresa Villiers MP: The Stormont House Agreement offers Northern Ireland a fair and stable footing
The Northern Ireland Executive now has a chance to build a more prosperous, more stable, more united and more secure future.
Philip Dunne MP: Our Equipment Plan will deliver for service personnel
Endorsement from the NAO is a concrete demonstration of how the Conservatives have transformed the Ministry of Defence.