Peter Oborne asks the big question…
That is essentially the question posed by Peter Oborne during a lecture he gave to the Centre for Policy Studies… Read more »
Traditional values in comeback shock?
Jonathan Isaby spotted Labour MP Tom Harris’ wisdom first yesterday and highlighted it on CentreRight.com: Teenage girls shouldn’t be having… Read more »
Tebbit’s anger at knighthood for Ted Kennedy
Quoted in the Daily Mail, Lord Tebbit leads Tory concern at Gordon Brown’s decision to award American Senator Ted Kennedy… Read more »
Hague trounces Harman at PMQs
With Gordon Brown in the US, David Cameron on compassionate leave and Nick Clegg on paternity leave, it was Harriet… Read more »
Dominic Grieve calls for fresh thinking on multiculturalism as he condemns a decade of political correctness
Dominic Grieve, the shadow Justice secretary, will today make a hard-hitting attack on political correctness and the Government’s failure to… Read more »
Graham Brady launches friendsofgrammarschools.org
At a reception in the House of Commons yesterday evening sixty MPs (including a handful of Labour and Liberal Democrats)… Read more »
Caroline Spelman to keep shadow cabinet post after found guilty of only inadvertent breaches
So reports the Daily Mail: "Senior Tory Caroline Spelman is set to keep her shadow cabinet job after a report… Read more »
‘The Left must rescue Cameron from the Tory Right’
That’s Jenni Russell’s message in her column for The Guardian. She accepts that the Conservatives are almost certain to be… Read more »
Tories back in the lead on economic competence
The headline numbers point to a Conservative majority of 122 but it will be the economic competence numbers that most… Read more »
Don’t underestimate the internet, Eric
The Telegraph suggests this morning that Eric Pickles is cautious about the importance of the internet. Doorstep campaigning and overall… Read more »
Immigration could be top issue at European Elections
Last Friday’s Telegraph reported that immigration was becoming voters’ top issue. This morning’s Times warns of "hordes of unemployed workers… Read more »
“Vote Tory and suffer a miserable four to five years and then maybe another four more when you re-elect us”
That’s the stark economic message which Martin Ivens says it will be no fun telling voters in his column in… Read more »
David Cameron conveys his thanks for all the messages of support he has received this week
David Cameron this evening wants to convey his thanks to the thousands of people who have sent messages of condolence… Read more »
David Ruffley announces “Mobile Urban Gaols” to spearhead Tory effort to let the police concentrate on policing
A pilot scheme of mobile prisons in crime hotspots – where police could process, fingerprint and fine criminals without needing… Read more »
John O’Sullivan: Cameron’s Conservatives aren’t serious
Former advisor to Margaret Thatcher, John O’Sullivan, has written a piece for The National Review about David Cameron’s Conservatives. He… Read more »