Competence v chaos. Cameron’s Key campaign message. Literally.

How a New Zealand attack ad is inspiring the Prime Minister’s election push.

WATCH: Hague – “We are not planning as the UK to send arms to the Ukraine”

“It hasn’t been our approach in any recent conflict in recent years to send arms into those conflicts”.

Daniel Hannan MEP: The best answer to the West Lothian Question is localism

P.S: We need it for its own sake anyway.

Another fudge on English devolution is a risk to the Union and our party

Insufficient and unequal devolution got us into this mess – only full and fair Devo Max for all the Home Nations will settle the matter.

John Redwood MP: England wants to get EVEN. Now Hague must ensure that it does.

If, once the overall budget has been set by the UK Parliament, MSPs take decisions on the NHS in Scotland, shouldn’t English MPs alone do the same for England?

Interview: It’s Ivatraz! Ivan Massow’s plan for a vast new prison on Boris Island

And other fun and serious ideas from the first declared candidate for the Conservative nomination for the London Mayoralty

Germans bearing gifts

Syriza’s breakthrough looks to ramp up the Great Euro Game of destitution and extremism. Here’s what Cameron should do post-May if still in office.

Now Mark Hoban is to leave the Commons. Which other able former Minister will be next?

People of ability are quitting and the pool of experience is shrinking.

The Commons can’t afford to lose people like Hugh Robertson

Parliament and people are paying a price for the shift to professional politics.

David Snoxell: Now is the Government’s chance to keep its Chagossian promise

After almost 50 years, a new report paves the way for the return of the Chagos islanders to the British Indian Ocean Territory.

Could Labour steal a march on the Conservatives over religious freedom?

Douglas Alexander is right to urge the creation of a Government envoy for it.

Will EVEL triumph?

Whether English votes for English laws gets through the Commons or not, we need a constitutional convention to give wider reform legitimacy.

Professor Tim Bale: How to start reviving the Conservatives in the North

The party should embrace electoral reform – at least for local elections. Give Conservative voters a slither of hope by introducing, say, the Single Transferable Vote.

Geoffrey Cox, my hero

We need more Parliamentarians capable of earning £1,333 per hour – not fewer.

Harriet Maltby: Unionist politicians shouldn’t want an English Parliament

Andrew Rosindell MP’s proposals would be unworkable and destabilising. Asymmetry is the price England pays for the Union.