Brazen Labour plan crime blitz on David ‘softie’ Cameron
The Government that managed to ‘lose’ more 1,000 foreign prisoners is about to suggest that David Cameron is ‘soft on… Read more »
Have your say
ConservativeHome’s latest monthly survey of grassroots opinion is now live. We are a bit late this month because of a… Read more »
More evidence of overstretch in the forces
The number of personnel in the forces is not only not increasing due to greater demand but recruiting rates are… Read more »
We can cut carbon emissions or give everyone clean drinking water, sanitation, basic health care and education right now
Last night former Conservative Chancellor Nigel Lawson performed more of a public service in one hour than Britain’s public service… Read more »
US troops hit back at Kerry
For Republicans, John Kerry is the gift that can’t stop giving. His latest gaffe is on YouTube, of course. His… Read more »
The world cannot afford US isolationism
Given the dominance of international issues the 2008 US presidential race will be more important in some vital respects for… Read more »
Cameron challenges Speaker after he rules out questions about Labour leadership succession
When David Cameron asked about whether Tony Blair still backed Gordon Brown as his successor the Speaker intervened and ruled… Read more »
Andrew Mitchell on the plight of street children
Extracts from Mitchell’s speech to the Street Child Africa Schools Conference: SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT "Support for the British contribution to… Read more »
Scots’ support for independence hits 51%
A new ICM poll for The Scotsman puts support for independence at an eight year high of 51%. The SNP… Read more »
Nadine Dorries campaigns for ‘a woman’s right to know’
Abortion will be on the Commons’ agenda today as Tory MP Nadine Dorries MP introduces a Ten Minute Rule Bill… Read more »
England expects every man will do his duty
David Cameron today used this famous Horatio Nelson quote (albeit substituting England for Britain and adding "and woman") in a… Read more »
Caroline Spelman leads protests at use of Big Brother computers to drive new council tax rises
Caroline Spelman has reacted angrily to Labour plans to use ‘Big Brother snooping technology’ – being modelled in Northern Ireland… Read more »
Not today’s news
This morning The Treasury isn’t unveiling a report detailing the likely impact on international energy prices of Iran becoming a… Read more »
How David Cameron sparked Labour’s faith schools muddle
There have been a number of accounts in the press about Alan Johnson’s humiliating U-turn on faith schools and how… Read more »
The new high taxation consensus (otherwise known as ‘saving the planet’)
Leader-writers at the Independent on Sunday are excited. They warmly welcome the pressure that David Cameron has brought to bear… Read more »