Cameron speaks frankly on Al Jazeera about past mistakes in response to 9/11 and his optimism for the Arab Spring

By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter    In an interview with Sir David Frost on Al Jazeera last night, David Cameron conceded… Read more »

As new Eurosceptic Tory group flexes its muscles, Hague says Coalition limits his capacity to fight Brussels

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. I can't work out if the new group of eighty Eurosceptic Tory MPs is… Read more »

Cameron stresses elitism as he backs free schools

By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter    In a key education speech in Norwich this morning, at the opening of one of… Read more »

What should happen to Britain’s relationship with the EU?

Which of the following four options would you prefer? The UK should remain full members of the EU and participate… Read more »

Will Cameron really square up to Clegg over the ECHR?

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter The Times claims this morning that David Cameron is gearing up for a fight… Read more »

Steve Hilton makes his first public speaking appearance and says…

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. Stephan Shakespeare of YouGov Cambridge, Government Transparency Advisor Tim Kelsey and Cameron's chief advisor,… Read more »

Hague’s plan to revive the Foreign Office (and a stuffed anaconda called Albert)

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter Parts of William Hague's speech today about the future of the Foreign Office were… Read more »

Who speaks for the unemployed? Britain needs a jobs movement.

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. By all accounts the Government is getting ready to turbo charge its growth agenda…. Read more »

As the costs of childcare rise, what’s happening to family policy?

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter I'm usually sceptical about reports into matters commissioned by lobby groups with an interest,… Read more »

No thank you to mandatory quotas

By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter. Yesterday we published Mark Fox's review of the new book – Masters of Nothing… Read more »

Nadine brings a dozy PMQs to life

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter Ed Miliband wisely avoided the economy today – David Cameron would have been ready… Read more »

Why should a failed LibDem candidate hold sway over the Department of Health?

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter The Nadine Dorries/Frank Field amendment on abortion and counselling will be considered in the… Read more »

9/11, ten years on. We began with Bin Laden. We end with Tariq Jahan.

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter Others will write superlative essays at Don Quixote length on the tenth anniversary of… Read more »

Should the Party run candidates for election as Police Commissioners?

By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter The first tranche of elections for police commissioners is expected to take place next… Read more »

Electricity, gas and petrol prices outstrip the NHS, unemployment, cuts, crime, and tuition fees, as voters’ top concern

By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter The Daily Telegraph reported this morning: "The Prime Minister has been warned that government… Read more »