Charlie Elphicke MP: The Conservatives are getting Britain working

Today’s figures, which show the biggest fall in unemployment since records began, are further proof of that.

Mark Hoban MP: White Dee, Deidre Kelly…and I

What happened when we met at a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference.

Nadhim Zahawi MP: Why our message is now getting through

There’s a straight choice between the Prime Minister who’s delivered the fastest growth of any major advanced economy and the guy who forgot to mention the deficit.

David Skelton: The Conservatives are supporting the poorest after Labour’s years of negligence

More jobs, tax cuts, a higher minimum wage – we should be proud of all these measures and more.

Charlie Elphicke MP: It’s the jobs, stupid

Britain is far outpacing the Continent when it comes to employment growth. This is testament to the Government’s policies – and another reason for Scotland to vote No.  

Nadhim Zahawi MP: The real Tory divide is between the majority that wants to win and the minority that doesn’t

The latter need to ask themselves: when did they become the thing they most hate in the world. When did they become LibDems?

Henry Hill: Independence will end SNP’s student discrimination

Also: Northern Irish civil service plan fresh tranche of cuts; and devolved health services miss performance targets.

Henry Hill: Sinn Fein remains defiant on welfare reform

Also: Gaddafi’s ex-spymaster offers to reveal IRA connexions; and Welsh Tories double down on grammar schools.

The wage stagnation we really ought to worry about

We need to be able to see what is happening to the great mass of ordinary working people, i.e. people who are rarely out-of-work, doing mainstream jobs for middling levels of pay

Dr Spencer Pitfield: How the CPF is influencing Government policy

On Help to Work, Right to Buy, childcare, broadband, marriage – and much else – we are making a difference.

Henry Hill: Benefit reform stalemate threatens Ulster devolution

Also: Lib Dems duck joined-up grant reform by just giving Wales more money; anti-Israel petition for resignation of Glagow’s Tory councillor over flag tweet.

WATCH: IDS: Welfare reform is getting people into work

His policies are changing lives for the better.

Joe Armitage: Slavish politicans are robbing my generation to appease older voters

There is no magical golden pot with retired people’s names on it waiting for them at Her Majesty’s Treasury – so young people are stumping up.

McVey demonstrates that the Conservatives are also a party of the poor

The Employment Minister understands how vulnerable many people are, and that to find work they need help and encouragement, not just rugged individualism.

Iain Dale: London Mayor. The Conservative candidacy. My intentions. An announcement.

And this week’s column contains a mystery closing message to the Prime Minister.