Post Euro-elections fightback: Rebuild a grassroots Conservative Party
People don’t talk about Eastleigh much – but it should loom large in our minds.
People don’t talk about Eastleigh much – but it should loom large in our minds.
The SNP made it their mission to demonise Farage’s party – they failed, and it’s a real blow.
This was probably the most structured campaign we’ve run in recent times – direct contact was made with more than 90 per cent of all known Conservatives.
After winning representation in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, could it become the first party since Irish independence represented all four home nations?
Lord Trimble ‘hurt’ at being ‘kept in the dark’ over amnesty letters; MSPs defer decision on giving Edward Snowden asylum.
We must be clearer about what we are trying to achieve within Europe if we are to obtain reforms that suit us.
The Union is safe, at least for now. If ever there were a sure thing in politics, it’s this.
His emotional appeal on Question Time, set to music.
For all the progress on localisation made by some ministers, the centralising instinct still lurks within Whitehall’s bosom
The fates of two very different unions are being decided – each reveals the nature of the other.
Better Together’s problems are down to Labour’s failings – the Leader of the Opposition can’t escape his responsibility for that.
Also: Boston archive faces lawsuits after Adams’ arrest; Scottish whisky risks ‘trade war’ over plain packs; and Theresa Villiers breaks new ground for Ulster Tories.
Enhanced Scottish devolution makes English devolution inevitable. English votes on English laws would simply mirror the position in the devolved assemblies.
Sure, Alistair Darling might have lacked punch – but why replace him with a copper-bottomed disaster?
The numbers suggest a way in which Cameron and Osborne might undo Miliband in 2015.