Ruth Davidson: Sturgeon has broken her promise that Scotland’s referendum was “once in a generation”. What a shock.
The news shows how foolish Labour and the Lib Dems were to take the First Minister at her word.
Andrew Kennedy: Why we need Multi-Constituency Associations – and why it is wrong to water down plans to introduce them
In many parts of the country, including in some areas with very large Conservative majorities, our Associations are no longer fit for purpose.
Iain Dale: We’re told that we must take politics out of the NHS. But why on earth would we want to do that?
Plus: Zac’s chances, Jarvis’s speech, Stuart Ramsay’s great scoop. And: how long can it be before Carswell and Evans re-join the Conservatives?
Lewis Baston: The 1966 election – Labour’s big win, 50 years ago this month
The Tory campaign in 1966 was not a success, but neither was it a complete failure. Heath’s warnings of economic troubles ahead were vindicated as early as July.
Garvan Walshe: Voting is not, and can never be, a matter of consumer choice
If people vote for the pork, that’s what we’re all getting, even those of us who preferred beef or vegetables.
Rebecca Coulson: What makes undecided voters decide – and are they really undecided in the first place?
I’m one of 20 per cent who have not made their mind up about how to vote in the EU referendum.
Henry Hill: Cameron attacks Sturgeon’s ‘one party state’
Also: Villiers accused of ducking questions on Brexit’s impact on NI; Welsh Tories want ‘scores on doors’ for hospitals; SNP take cover from poor financial figures; and more.
Nick Timothy: A dishonest, petulant egomaniac who loathes democracy – Juncker is the embodiment of the EU
If this absurd comic-strip Euro-villain didn’t exist, the Daily Mail would have to invent him.
Chris Grayling: Labour must be stopped in their tracks this May
We must fight hard in the Mayoral, Scottish, Welsh, Police and Crime Commissioner and local government elections.
Howard Flight: Why Brexit would be best for the City – much of which wants it anyway
The choice is between leaving or remaining in an EU dominated by 22 out of 28 countries with no ‘skin in the game’ and with a Eurozone agenda.
Nadhim Zahawi: The Tea Party provides a warning to Labour
I believe we Conservatives will be able to unite again after the EU referendum. Meanwhile, Labour Labour are seeking to remove the ideologically impure from their party.
Iain Dale: Why the BBC has blundered over its EU referendum debate plan
Plus: Gummer gets it wrong, Barwell gets it right, Heywood gets oily, the Republicans get extreme…and why Boris may get Transport.
Syed Kamall: Meanwhile, Europe writhes and flounders as the migrant crisis mounts
Too many in the EU are looking at solutions for next year or the year after, such as a European border guard – able to be deployed even if the country concerned objects.
Daniel Hannan: Why do so many on the Left have a blind spot when it comes to anti-Semitism?
The Oxford Labour Club allegations are just part of a worrying trend, which is rooted in a long and unpleasant history.
From Reggie to Dessie: The Chancellor’s Vicar on Earth, G.Hands, and His Cup Bearer, M.Hancock, are bringing in penitents to the Presence
Therese Coffey carried out young Gavin Williamson, the PM’s ADC, who was tired and emotional, in a fireman’s lift. He hasn’t been seen since.