Thatcher confesses to strangling Heseltine

“I was devoted to Michael, his coat was so long and glossy.”

Momentum’s town hall offensive could be disastrous for devolution

Osborne must hope Labour moderates hold the thin red line in town halls or he may, like Thatcher, be forced to centralise.

WATCH: Margaret Thatcher “leaving Downing Street for the last time” 25 years ago

“Now it’s time for a new chapter to open.”

25 years on, Thatcher’s legacy is stronger than ever

Thatcherism has spread around the world causing global poverty to plummet.

WATCH: Moore speaks on new Thatcher biography

The author addresses a publication party for his second volune, ‘Everything She Wants’, thrown by the Centre for Policy Studies.

Cameron is correct to wish to remain in the Commons

Continuing to serve would demonstrate commitment to public service as a vocation, and allow future Governments to draw on his expertise and experience.

WATCH: Lord Hurd – “The only advice I ever gave Cameron was not to be ashamed of his education.”

A Daily Politics profile – how he wrestled with the Bosnian question and has “only minor regret” at never having been Conservative leader.

The Character Assassination of Margaret Thatcher

Couldn’t Book at Bedtime choose one of the 99,999 other novels or short stories that won’t fuel the wish-fulfilment of the empathetically stunted?

Iain Dale: How the election leaders’ debates should happen

Plus: Anti-smoking nannies. A part in Salmond’s downfall. Labour’s anti-UKIP plan (lack of). Thatcher tribute. And: Shapps doesn’t chose chaps.

Why Conservatives should now be very nice about Carswell

The Clacton MP may have a part to play in a long-term reconciliation between the Conservatives and the realist element of UKIP.

Rebecca Coulson: At the Durham Miners’ Gala, echoes of the past meet with hope for the future

The North East is growing and innovating – only a Conservative government next year will allow that to continue.

Gove’s loyalists and allies should keep their eyes on the prize

Michael Gove’s sacking – or betrayal, perhaps – has many parallels with Thatcher’s. His supporters must resist the urge to repeat her mistakes.

Rebecca Coulson: Conservatives must reclaim the mantle of niceness from the left

In practice, and in principle, a Conservatism of liberty and responsibility is the best way to help others.

Greg Clark MP: The unflagging commitment of Michael Heseltine to the public good – in this, his ninth decade

Michael criss-crossed the country with me – something a former Deputy Prime Minister might have preferred to skip.

Adam Memon: “The Policy” is a great idea

Our proposed tax cut for small businesses is big, bold, self-financing – and would boost jobs and drive up living standards. What could be more Thatcherite than that?