Greg Clark MP: We must tackle big business excess as well as big government excess
Greg Clark is Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Tunbridge Wells. Follow Greg on Twitter. There’s was something odd… Read more »
Brooks Newmark: Why Israel must find a means of negotiating with Hamas
Brooks Newmark MP is MP for Braintree and a member of the Treasury Select Committee When thinking about the Palestinian-Israeli… Read more »
Jesse Norman: As the election draws nearer, Miliband will be left hanging in the air like Wile E. Coyote
Jesse Norman is the Member of Parliament for Hereford and South Herefordshire. His new biography of Edmund Burke was recently… Read more »
Iain Dale: Did Merkel bring a change of underwear to the G8?
Follow Iain on Twitter. Iain also blogs at www.iaindale.com. Iain Dale presents LBC 97.3 Drivetime programme 4-8pm every weekday. Whoever chose Lough Erne… Read more »
Kate Maltby: Let’s not become like the Tudors under Walsingham – mad with paranoia about spies and espionage
Kate Maltby is on the board of the Bright Blue think tank and edits the Bright Blue magazine. She is… Read more »
Henry Hill: Villiers to G8 protesters – let’s see you make it to remote Fermanagh.
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: Stephen Fry & Eddie Izzard v the England Rugby Team – yes, it’s Boris v Cameron
Stephan Shakespeare is a founder and global CEO of YouGov. Follow Stephan on Twitter. People are not good at predicting their own behaviour, so pollsters are wary of drawing conclusions from questions that ask ‘what would you do if…?’
Greg Clark MP: Who Bolckow and Vaughan were – and why we need successors for them today
Greg Clark is Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Tunbridge Wells. Follow Greg on Twitter. Last week, I… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: The Wars of Ottoman Succession – why we need a strategy to deal with enduring instability in the Middle East
Garvan Walshe was National and International Security Policy Adviser for the Conservative Party until 2008. Follow Garvan on Twitter. Intervene… Read more »
Marina Kim: My vision of Gove with a whip and my view of how schools could be better
Marina Kim is a journalist working in London. Her website is www.marinakim.co.uk and she is on Twitter as @MarinaKim_ A… Read more »
Wind farm subsidy equivalent to £100,000 per job
By Harry PhibbsFollow Harry on Twitter The Sunday Telegraph this morning has some astonishing figures on the extent of the subsidies… Read more »
Iain Dale: The brass neck of Tim Yeo over Lord Debden’s green interests
Follow Iain on Twitter. Iain also blogs at www.iaindale.com. Iain Dale presents LBC 97.3 Drivetime programme 4-8pm every weekday. When I wrote about… Read more »
Peter Hoskin: Where politics meets culture in The Spectator’s rich archives
By Peter Hoskin. Follow Peter on Twitter. During my time at The Spectator, where I edited the Coffee House blog,… Read more »
The Commons moves closer to a ban on conflicting interests for Select Committee Chairmen
By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter. This morning's Times (£) reported that David Cameron, John Bercow and Andrew Lansley have… Read more »
Henry Hill: A new party for Northern Ireland; a new approach for Better Together
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »