The full scale – and focus – of the Facebook General Election campaign is revealed
New data confirms what we suspected – CCHQ went big, but it was also pursuing a very specific target.
Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron is monarch of all he surveys
Our parliamentary system has been subverted: helpful questions from Tories, and futile ones from Corbyn, do nothing to hold the Prime Minister to account.
How Cameron is shaping the political week
His Monday initiatives and the lack of opposition are allowing him to dominate the first three days of the seven – before moving to PMQs on the fourth.
Is the Chancellor achieving the rebalancing he wants?
In some ways, it’s too early to tell. But the question is worth probing because it matters.
Cameron is correct to champion our common language
Speaking English is essential to integration, but how much farther can the state intrude in the non-criminal family lives of religious conservatives?
An Open Letter to Sajid Javid. Now is the time for you to come out for Brexit.
Grayling’s mix of courage and calculation has opened a door for you to walk through.
Where are Labour’s Eurosceptics?
Perhaps we will find out when Labour Leave launches this week.
Starvation as a weapon of war. Does Biafra offer lessons for Syria?
In 1968 churches independently organised relief flights to Nigeria – a mission that saved the lives of a million children.
The Conservatives need to switch the debate from equality to poverty
Labour will always win a contest of which party is most hostile to the rich.
Brexit seems unlikely to break up Britain
It seems widely assumed that Scotland will secede if the UK leaves the EU, but it’s hard to see how that actually happens.
Osborne and the politics of risk
Since the Chancellor is warning of risks to our recovery, the next Budget will have to prove that he doesn’t just feel apprehensive – but acts on it, too.
Cashes to Ashes. The incredible shape-shifting story of David Bowie, sorry, Cameron
His latest album, “EU Referendum”, apparently features a mind-bending first – a track, “Renegotiation”, that will contain nothing at all.
Grayling unchained
He is testing the restrictions on ministerial freedom to support Leave to their limits. Ambitious colleagues will watch with interest.
Re-unite the right? Uniting Eurosceptics against the EU is hard enough
We’re bloody-minded, independent and stubborn at our best – it should perhaps be no surprise that we can be difficult to manage.
Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron takes against small-c conservatives
One fears it will be bad for the Prime Minister’s character to face so little serious opposition.