WATCH: Cameron says “taking more and more refugees” is not the answer to the crisis

“The most important thing is to bring peace and stability” to Syria, the Prime Minister argues.

If Britain is to be more generous to refugees, that has to be a British decision

There is no grand, overarching solution to the acute refugee crisis now afflicting Europe. Politicians in each country will have to carry their voters with them.

Garvan Walshe: We must rediscover British hospitality, and welcome in those fleeing Syria

These refugees need a permanent home where they can integrate and live productive lives. Here’s how to help that happen.

The twin immigration issues – legal and illegal – are set to get even more painful

The Home Secretary’s intervention today doesn’t clear up very much at all.

WATCH: Carswell attacks Cameron for missing migration targets

“The primary function of government, surely, is to control the country’s borders, and if they can’t even do that… then they’re simply not up to the job of basic statecraft.”

Amy Selman: Conservative MEPs are putting social action into action

Through Project Maya Catania, Tories and their European colleagues are donating time and money to provide practical, on the ground relief to migrants in Sicily.

Winning headlines won’t solve the Calais crisis

The Blair-era instinct of trying to manage a crisis by ‘winning’ the day-to-day news grid is inadequate to the challenges facing the Government.

The case for Brexit 2) Better immigration control

You may want less migration. You may want more. But either way, we would have more control – instead of a policy that has already failed.

Ashley Fox MEP: Cameron makes Britain’s voice heard in a noisy room of EU leaders

Plus, why the voters of London would be lucky to have Syed Kamall as a mayoral candidate.

WATCH: Osborne says the Government will seek to address the causes of the Mediterranean migrant crisis

Rescue operations will continue but there must be other action, too, the Chancellor argues.

Graeme Archer: Hatred, and after

The Left’s hate-bombs harm their own cause. As they harm every cause which tries to dehumanise in order to win.

Ashley Fox MEP: Meanwhile, back in Brussels, Conservative MEPs are battling for Britain

What we’ve done on an EU Public Prosecutor, immigration, Mediterranean refugees, car safety, plastic bags – and exposing Labour’s hypocrisy.

Garvan Walshe: The election may be depressing, but Prime Minister Miliband would be much worse

Even if Cameron has given a little glimpse of his inner Netanyahu, Miliband displays all the pragmatism of Salvador Allende.

Graeme Archer: Ship of fools

I have a recurring nightmare, which I now find has made its way into the real world – the Mediterranean, to be precise.

James Dobson: Claims that immigration undermines social cohesion are unfounded

My new Adam Smith Institute paper suggests that restricting immigration will harm the economy, and exacerbate the causes of falling social cohesion.