Pinning Down Miliband: What is Labour’s foreign policy?

The Opposition’s foreign policy positions are an unsettling mix of opportunism and accident.

Iain Dale: So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye…

Parting is such sweet sorrow.

“A triumphant vote for tolerance”: Crispin Blunt reselected by grassroots members

The Reigate MP speaks to ConservativeHome about seeing off an attempt to deselect him.

Joe Armitage: Three sources that prove BBC bias against the centre-right

The £175,000 BBC study that found bias. The newspaper readership of BBC employees. And the study by the Centre for Policy Studies.

When Len McCluskey demanded a clampdown on tax avoidance, he didn’t expect HMRC to look at Unite’s books…

It seems he thinks bashing tax avoiders should be a tax-exempt activity.

Snappiest Guardian reader exchange in response to Cummings revelations

Taken from the comments below the paper’s report of the Gove SpAd’s 237-page essay.

Picking up the slack: Labour’s economic doomsayers are proved wrong, again

By Mark WallaceFollow Mark on Twitter.  There's always been something of the religious mantra about the Left's refusal to believe that the… Read more »

Guardian journalism disqualified for foul play

By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. There was a story in the Guardian this morning, aimed to portray the Government… Read more »

Ed Miliband wants Labour to become an energy supplier. Would you trust them to handle your electricity?

By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. Ed Miliband, in his interview with the Guardian this morning, came out with a… Read more »

After this morning’s news from Toulouse, can we have a little less criticism, please, of Michael Gove?

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter I haven't been inside a Jewish school as an adult – my visits as… Read more »

The Left’s next target is Michael Gove

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter Yesterday, John Rentoul wrote that Michael Gove could be a future Conservative leader: "Last… Read more »