Nick Hillman: Three ways to win Cambridge in 2015

The 2010 candidate offers his newly-selected successor, Chamali Fernando, some tips.

‘Migrant cop-out’…’Why won’t Cameron come clean?’…’Window dressing’ – the new immigration ‘crack-down’ falters

The papers, the experts and the competition all vividly illustrate the mire in which Cameron is wading.

An urgent question: What is going right with the British economy?

Britain finds herself between a ‘Keynesian’ America and a ‘Monetarist’ EU – but is doing better than both of them

Syed Kamall MEP: The ECR is stronger than ever – and we’re out to counter Europe’s ostrich mentality

The ECR Group is now the European Parliament’s de facto opposition – and we have a radical alternative to offer.

Grieve suggests that we can’t both be in and out of the ECHR at the same time. He’s right.

For a government to legislate effectively to defy the court’s rulings while continuing to recognise its authority would be a contradiction in terms.

Paterson, Clarke, Green, Grieve and Fox: The frustrated five making post-reshuffle waves

A week on from the day of sackings, who’s rocking the Prime Minister’s boat?

Paterson’s sacking is a mistake. But he is now free to push climate scepticism and Brexit from the backbenches

I cannot think his replacement will be so determined to reduce environmental red tape and Europe’s influence on countryside matters.

England and Germany – Strange Meeting

Were it not for our differences over the EU, the country whose team won the World Cup yesterday could be our closest allies in Europe.

Lord Howard would be a good choice for EU Commissioner

The former Conservative leader is an establishment figure that Eurosceptics can rely on

Rory Broomfield: Replace the European Arrest Warrant with a system that benefits Britain

MPs have a chance to save money, improve justice and protect British citizens.

WATCH: Vicky Ford is elected Chairman of “the Committee at the heart of the single market”

“Common rules don’t mean that every market stall needs to look the same.”

Amandeep Singh Bhogal: India is now open for business and Britain should be willing to engage

With India’s imports from Germany coming in at almost double Britain’s, William Hague and George Osborne must make the most of this week.

Making promises you can’t keep is a dangerous game – particularly on immigration

Taking nods today for boos tomorrow is a poor, poor bargain.

Spain gives Cameron a(nother) EU headache

The Spanish are threatening to veto Britain’s opting back in to the European Arrest Warrant.

WATCH: Why is the number of British eurocrats falling?

As an older generation prepares to retire, they aren’t being replaced.