Philip Booth: Morgan’s is a very materialistic feminism
The Education Secretary sets little stock by values which differ from her own, and elevates economic productivity as the only measure of personal decisions.
Stephen Crabb and Ruth Davidson: Our upbringing, strong women, hard work – and the One Nation vision that inspires us
In the kind of political street fights we have both been through, we know that you have to be passionate. Your head screwed on, yes, but also with a full beating heart.
Lord Ashcroft: Corbyn’s lack of interest in winning back voters is an opportunity the Conservatives must not squander
In Manchester, the tone should be one of getting on with the job, not self-indulgence or triumphalism.
Francis Davis: The Conservative drive for social justice: too much CSJ, too little Europe
Progress has been made, but a narrow focus prevents the area flourishing as a popular Conservative principle.
Benedict Rogers: Corbyn is right about the importance of human rights in foreign policy
Our approach to China and Saudi Arabia is worryingly inconsistent with our declared principles.
Joe Baron: SEN. IEP. EBD. FSM. ADD. Enough! Say no, no, no to this monstrous regiment of acronyms
It’s time to stop innovating, think inside the box – and learn to speak English again.
JP Floru: TfL’s attack on Uber is a blinkered attack on customers
By all means cut regulation on black cabs. But the cabbies’ union prefers to raise barriers to entry into the market.
Lord Fink: London is leading a charitable revolution
Technological innovation offers new ways of giving, with the potential to change many lives.
James Croft: Whatever happened to school choice?
The Government has allowed this radical project to slip down their list of priorities. It must be restored.
Hugh Byrne: How junior doctors are making a mess of their case for more pay
There is a sense of entitlement that they should be carried along without any competition, meaningful performance reviews or a healthy fear of unemployment.
John Baron MP: What we should do in Syria. Work with Russia, Iran and, yes, Assad to destroy Daesh
Without this strategic step-change in our approach, the UK’s involvement in air strikes would achieve very little, and could be counter-productive.
Cllr Joe Carlebach: A call to action for vulnerable children – the orphans of Syria
This includes offering some a safe home here. This is something that we can do at least partly to make up for our less than impressive handling of the crisis so far.
Andrew Lilico: What would be the cost to investors of fossil fuel divestment?
Our findings confirm that – as one would intuitively expect – these stocks are crucial to the construction of risk-balanced portfolios.
Nicky Morgan MP: Our vision for gender equality – and helping women to fulfil their potential
It is the Conservative Party which produced the first ever female MP, the first lesbian leader in Ruth Davidson and the first female Prime Minister in Margaret Thatcher.
Benjamin Barnard: Cameron, just a marshmallow PR man? Not so: see how he’s beating the Left
By deliberately underplaying the Conservative beliefs that help drive him, he’s had greater room for manoeuvre in putting them into practice.