Roger Helmer MEP about to have Tory whip restored
More later. Background information on the Helmer situation here and at ReinstateRoger. Hat-tip: Fortress EU (from the corridors of (limited)… Read more »
More later. Background information on the Helmer situation here and at ReinstateRoger. Hat-tip: Fortress EU (from the corridors of (limited)… Read more »
Douglas Murray, author of Neoconservatism – why we need it (book review), writing on the Social Affairs Unit blog, is… Read more »
More later. 10am update on 13/9: In fact I’ve got nothing to add to the wide-ranging discussion on the thread… Read more »
Fascinating interview with Michael Gove on David Frum’s Diary. Here is a key extract: "Q: Why was the British establishment… Read more »
The Daily Express’ Chief political commentator, Patrick O’Flynn, has penned an important article today on the potential of Alan Johnson… Read more »
Lady Thatcher’s side-by-side appearance with Dick Cheney yesterday to mark the fifth anniversary of 9/11 features prominently and proudly on… Read more »
Dizzy has been doing some excellent detective work… click here.
KEY EXTRACTS: Fighting terrorism is priority number one: "Fighting terrorism is the most consuming concern for modern government." A new… Read more »
Mr Cameron’s 9/11 speech apparently targets anti-Americanism. He should begin at the BBC. The Today programme marked the anniversary of… Read more »
Writing in this morning’s Telegraph, Philip Johnson trawls the Inspector Gadget blog for examples of the failure of the Met… Read more »
Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of 9/11 and David Cameron is due to make a major speech on foreign and… Read more »
When in opposition, most Labour MPs voted in support of pardoning the 306 British soldiers who were executed in World… Read more »
The Tories enjoy a 10% lead over Labour according to a BPIX survey for the Mail on Sunday. This is… Read more »
It wasn’t easy to find Tory newslinks for this morning’s homepage. It’s all Labour troubles and the Sunday papers promise… Read more »
Ever since his Oxford Union debating days, Boris Johnson has made a career out of being the antithesis of most… Read more »