Brian Monteith: Salmond’s Kryptonite is his almighty over-confidence

The No campaign must not put the boot into the First Minister. They must tease him instead.

Benedict Rogers: Cameron is the modern-day Martin Luther

“Here I stand; I can do no other. God help me.”

Stephen Tall: Cameron is doing his best to hold his party together, but it may not suffice

Would the Conservatives survive an EU In/Out Referendum in one piece?

John Stevens: The four point EU reform programme that Cameron should push now

If he wants Britain to stay in, he needs a programme which can both address concerns here and win support abroad.

WATCH: Dan Hannan and Charles Kennedy debate Europe

Unsurprisingly, they disagree.

Last week proves that the Prime Minister needs a big hitter in Europe. That means pulling the Lansley candidacy.

The man with a track record of shaking up the status quo is Martin Callanan.

Europe: Cameron’s steeplechase by moonlight

Cameron wants to stay In. So he’s warning Britain that Britain may pull Out. The lesson of this week is that this gambit may not succeed.

Cameron chooses to be the heir to Thatcher not the heir to Wilson

If the renegotiation of our EU membership delivers nothing of substance then Mr Cameron will not claim that it has.

Andrew Lilico: “The idea of a Single European State is now old-fashioned. When I go round Europe no-one is in favour of that.”

But…

Iain Dale: I won’t join those dancing on Coulson’s grave

Plus: Bad Suarez. Useless Obama. Kinnock, the new Miliband. And: Make the most of your mother while you still have time.

In praise of Ken Clarke

We get in our bid to be nice about him before rather than after he’s fired.

Christopher Howarth: How Juncker’s appointment could lead to Britain’s exit

The logic of Cameron’s position is that if the EU won’t reform he will support an Out vote in 2017.

Cameron versus S*k*rsk*, R*st*wsk*, Kr*w**c, Gr*s & T*sk

The Prime Minister’s plan to keep Britain in the EU stands a better chance of working than theirs.

James Davis: Tory Eurosceptics are harming their own cause

Were the Conservatives still in the EPP, Cameron could have blocked Juncker by now.

Sir Bill’s knighthood is part of David Cameron’s outreach

It is a very large olive branch indeed for the Right of the Party – which he needs to keep onside for his EU renegotiation plans.