David Cameron must take up the Politics of Yes
The Prime Minister can best beat Miliband by proposing a positive vision of what Britain should be.
Posts Tagged: Law and order
What do CF members believe? Mo Metcalf-Fisher presents new polling
Are they for or against the EU, foreign aid, military action in Syria, immigration, global warming, capital punishment and abortion?
Yes, it’s Mitchell Is Innocent Day on ConservativeHome
In my ToryDiary of earlier today about Andrew Mitchell case, and the failure of Operation Alice to report a year… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell should be returned to the Cabinet at the first opportunity
It is a year today since Operation Alice, the investigation by the Met into the Andrew Mitchell affair, was launched:… Read more »
Who is winning the Coalition? Us or the Lib Dems?
Now that both parties are fighting to take credit for the coalition's achievements, rather than seeking to blame each other… Read more »
What is it like to be recognised everywhere you go? You’re about to find out
We may sometimes regret the anonymity of modern life, but would we really have it any other way? To be… Read more »
The David Miranda incident gets murkier and murkier, but some conclusions are already clear
By Mark WallaceFollow Mark on Twitter The David Miranda story has proved rather confusing – and not just because the constant use… Read more »
Police failure in Balcombe has spurred on mob rule across the country – the Sussex PCC should get tough
By Mark WallaceFollow Mark on Twitter. The primary responsibility of the police is not to solve crimes or catch criminals – it… Read more »
How the police could turn themselves into human CCTV cameras
Back in June, the Deep End featured an article about Google 'Glass' – a lightweight computer which you wear like… Read more »
There’s a conservative case for reducing prison numbers – Conservatives ought to talk about it
Wouldya just look at that graph above? It shows the vertiginous increase in our prison population since 1990. Back then, there were… Read more »
Germany’s unpleasant experiment with legalised prostitution
Warning to readers – today’s post is about the sordid reality of prostitution, not the airbrushed fantasy depicted in some… Read more »
Two years after the riots: The Government, not David Lammy, are learning the lessons
By Harry PhibbsFollow Harry on Twitter Two years ago rioting broke out in London and then in other parts of the… Read more »
Falling crime statistics are an essential proof of concept for the Coalition – and a triumph for Theresa May
By Mark WallaceFollow Mark on Twitter. The news that the British Crime Survey has found crime levels at the lowest level since… Read more »
What’s the difference between a high street banker and a back street fraudster?
Has the backlash against the bankers gone too far? Perhaps, but given the sheer number and variety of banking scandals,… Read more »
“What do they do all day?” Theresa May’s struggle to make the Home Office fit for purpose
By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter. "Well done, Mrs May," says the Express this morning. "Well done, Mrs May," echoes… Read more »