Andrew Marshall: There is a breaking-point for the pro-EU Tory Left as well as for the Tory Right

Where I am in sympathy and where I’m not with the protagonists in the Parris/Goodman debate.

An open letter to Matthew Parris. And a question: does the Conservative Party really want to survive?

The quarrels, resentments and grievances of the long years since 1990 could collapse “the oldest and most successful political party in the history of the world”.

Kelly and Baldry decide to step down – why are MPs really leaving the Commons?

Amid a flurry of ideological theories, we shouldn’t ignore the mundane realities of life.

The four Cabinet Ministers who believe that Britain should leave the EU

Michael Gove, Philip Hammond, Iain Duncan Smith and Chris Grayling.

A view from the ’22 on Clacton. Don’t fight Dirty. Stop ordering in MPs.

Downing Street and the Whips should be using the ’22 as a sounding board rather more than appears to be the case.

Reshuffle (continued): The full list of every PPS

The final appointees are now in post.

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?

Charlotte Leslie MP: ISIS. MH17. Boko Haram. There are more serious issues at stake than whether Ministers have bosoms.

Events around the world are a wake-up call from Westminster’s self-absorption.

Dan Byles to stand down from the Commons at the next election

His successor as Conservative candidate for North Warwickshire & Bedworth will defend a majority of 54.

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.

Profile: Liam Fox – Will he make it back to Cabinet in the reshuffle?

Or is he going to be overtaken by a new generation of MPs?

The Prime Minister unites his party on Europe, but is he winning – or is the Tory Right?

By challenging the German system of consensus politics, Cameron made himself a hero for a day.

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.

With Cameron under pressure, Tory MPs close ranks behind him

When Peter Bone and Philip Davies back the Prime Minister, something is happening in the Conservative Party

Jerry Hayes: My time in Parliament – drunkenness, obscenity and Thatcher

Don’t get me wrong, Thatcher was a great Prime Minister. But, as my memoirs show, she sure lacked a sense of humour.