Lord Ashcroft: We must fulfil our obligations to veterans when they leave the Armed Forces
Veterans aren’t victims – they should be told that the world is their oyster, not that they may become a charity case.
Veterans aren’t victims – they should be told that the world is their oyster, not that they may become a charity case.
New polling shows Labour cruising on 61 per cent, with UKIP in second on 15 per cent and the Tories in a close third on 14 per cent.
It’s worth putting the latest ones into perspective.
She tells Andrew Gimson that Scottish Conservatives are determined to defend the UK, and may even prosper by doing so.
The author replies to Paul Goodman, arguing that the CountryB4Party campaign is practicable.
It casts light on their long-term problems as well as shorter-term difficulties.
I was proud to read a joint statement from the British and Spanish Governments signalling that both countries are preparing to call “time” on the Costa Del Crime.
Labour: Up, but economically weak. Conservatives: Down, but not out. UKIP: Fantastic year, but still vulnerable. LibDems: Flatlining, but may again hold the balance.
Also: On admiring Paul Sykes, wishing Farage a speedy recovery, my strange dream (watch, out Greg Clark)…and why Miliband is making a twat of himself.
We cannot afford to run a core vote strategy of our own. But with a broad appeal we have the opportunity to hold onto wavering Tory voters, and attract new ones.
A tip from Iain Dale: if you see a journalist around the place, why not go and talk to them?
I must say I like the Socialist Workers’ new nautical-looking banners. In the breezy sunshine, their demonstration looked like a leftist regatta.
If you’re worried that I’m about to switch sides, don’t be. It’s good to be back on home turf
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