The four factors that have ended Cameron’s honeymoon
Fraser Nelson uses an article in this week’s Spectator to suggest that David Cameron’s honeymoon is over. He doesn’t think… Read more »
David Lidington responds to your posts about The Parliamentary Oath
Last week David Lidington’s reported remarks on Sinn Fein and the Oath provoked concern and a little fury from ConservativeHome… Read more »
American moral authority bleeding away, warns Hague
ConservativeHome noted Liam Fox’s US speech earlier today. Pasted below are key extracts of William Hague’s address to the John… Read more »
Betting on “Baby Cam”
Someone in Oxford, the nearest major town to the Cameron household, has placed a small bet with William Hill that… Read more »
Fox: Military option must be kept open on Iran
Liam Fox reinforces his hawkish credentials today in a speech to the Washington-based Heritage Foundation. Dr Fox, Shadow Defence Secretary,… Read more »
MPs reinstate “glorification of terror” measure
After Tony Blair and William Hague jousting about it in PMQ’s earlier today, 315 to 277 MPs backed the Government… Read more »
PMQs: Hague gives confident performance
Party leaders’ topics: William Hague on Abu Hamza and "glorication of terrorism" law, then on the power of the people… Read more »
Backbench power 1, Freedom of association 0
Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley reacted to last night’s comprehensive ban on smoking in public places with this statement: "The… Read more »
Cameron’s ‘u-turns’ disturb No Turning Back group
David Cameron received a grilling from the right-of-centre No Turning Back Group last night. A dozen of the party’s more… Read more »
Samantha Cameron goes into labour
CCHQ has just announced that Samantha Cameron has gone into labour. ConservativeHome wishes Mr and Mrs Cameron the very best… Read more »
Fox, Hague and Osborne head for Washington
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME TRANSATLANTIC RECONCILIATION… Telegraph: "William Hague will lead a team of senior Conservatives to Washington tomorrow on… Read more »
David Davis leads charge against ID cards
David Davis has led Tory opposition to Labour’s ID cards bill. Here are some of the main points from his… Read more »
Matthew d’Ancona is new Editor of The Spectator
Matthew d’Ancona has been appointed to succeed Boris Johnson at The Spectator. Mr d’Ancona is one of the few conservative… Read more »
Labour 2% ahead in YouGov poll
Travelling home from the US meant I failed to file a more timely post on yesterday’s YouGov poll for The… Read more »
My factfinding trip to America
There is an article in today’s Times which offers a very partial account of the last five weeks I’ve spent… Read more »