Ed Miliband is a strong argument to vote Conservative

Tory voters are even willing to keep Clegg on if it means preventing Labour’s return to government.

Michael Liebreich: Clean energy needs less regulation, not more

The mistake of the right has been implicitly to accept that protecting our environment is in opposition to achieving a prosperous and free society.

Tim Montgomerie and Stephan Shakespeare: Welcome to The Good Right

Our forthcoming book will lay out a simple formula to allow conservatism to dominate politics once again.

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.

What are we doing to win the 2030 General Election?

We suffer today from the short-termist decisions of Tories decades ago. How will we leave a better political inheritance?

How Cameron is striving to by-pass the national papers

A story from the Birmingham Post illustrates what he’s up to.

No-one expected a Tory victory in Wythenshawe, but that’s no excuse for such a pedestrian campaign

Why were a hard-working candidate and activists given such an unambitious local council message to sell?

Mel Stride MP: In most important ways, UKIP’s more like Labour than the Conservatives

Now that UKIP has become a more serious problem for Miliband, our aim should be to stress the points that ensure that it becomes even more so.

Killing the Liberal Democrats with kindness

There are better ways of hitting back at Clegg than responding in kind.

Nicky Morgan has a point

The Conservatives must be for something, not against everything – and thus follow in the footsteps of their greatest post-war election winner.

What did Michael Fallon do in a past life to deserve Minister for Portsmouth?

He laudably steps up each time the Government calls on him – being Minister for Portsmouth is a funny way to thank him.

David Cameron, human shield

Party members blame him for the Government’s problems and credit his Ministers for its successes.

David Cameron provides a cribsheet to his campaign plan

The Prime Minister writes in The Times about the next phase of his long-term economic plan.

Five trends, battles and challenges to watch in this new year

Osborne’s balancing act; Farage riding a tiger; Backbench rebels; Labour miserablists; and a few crucial days in May.

Blocking a new runway at Heathrow means running the “global race” with our shoelaces tied together

A tactical decision has caused strategic chaos – further delay will cost the British economy billions.