Rishi Sunak’s commitment to the Jewish community in Britain is steadfast, his visit here straight after the appalling attacks of 7 October remembered across the constituency.
The gambling scandal is so laughably stupid it would be comical – but for the harm it does to those of us campaigning street by street. Thanks guys.
Lacking this hinterland is one of the challenges for insurgent newcomer parties, no matter how high-profile they may be.
Just in time for the close of nominations, the Labour Party and their allies release their dossiers on candidates. Or perhaps it’s a total coincidence that a number of us happen to have stories about them launched that day.
I’m delighted to be your diarist for the duration. But is it too late to explain the Prime Minister’s new National Service policy?
Deane told ConservativeHome that he intended his campaign to be a “model of civility” having been “appalled” at Mike Freer’s experiences.
And: Gove says MPs can sit at weekends to get a deal through. Plus: Brisk business at the bookstall – and the menace of the “offence archaeologists”.
Several ConservativeHome contributors are among those who have made the final round in the two target seats
The Treasury’s record of financial forecasting is dire, even on issues where it hasn’t been politically committed to one side of the debate.
The Director General’s latest defence of the TV tax doesn’t hold water.
If a country has a space programme, it shouldn’t be getting aid.
Alex Deane is Head of Public Affairs at Weber Shandwick. Follow Alex on Twitter. We now know that a cap on bankers' bonuses will be imposed by our European friends, against the UK's wishes. Whilst our government has seen some very welcome recent successes in Europe, I fear that this news outweighs those gains in […]
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