ConservativeHome’s round-up of ten of our best articles from the preceding week.
There was only one contet this week. The Conservatives held a seat in North Northamptonshire.
The vote on Sunak’s deal confirmed a trend of increasing separation that has been apparent since the word ‘Backstop’ first raised its ugly head.
Social glorification of its allegedly liberating consequences has too long stifled debate about its impacts – even as it becomes ever easier to get.
The fiscal crunch that is coming, with levels of public spending which would make even Gordon Brown blush, pose an existential threat to the Conservative promise of lower taxes.
Our investigation into occupancy rates at council buildings found that offices were only around 40 per cent full.
This Government is committed to championing the needs of those who have given so much, and will continue to build on the huge strides already taken to genuinely improve veterans’ care across the United Kingdom.
“The respect I have for this institution of Parliament… that’s why I have come here,” replies former Prime Minister
The ex-Prime Minister makes his case to the privileges committee.
They included three former Conservative leaders: Iain Duncan Smith, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss.
There is no political consent for open borders. The state needs to police who comes here, and thus effective tools to deter and to remove those rejected.
Ministers must make a priority of controlling our borders and stimulating growth with a tax-cutting, pro-enterprise agenda.
High standards of governance helped the City establish itself as a global centre for finance. We should seek to make of the digital pound another trusted institution.
Why has the Government signed off a safeguard which Sinn Féin can disable by collapsing Northern Ireland’s devolved institutions again?
Ministers must take their heads out of the sand and actively support the development of synthetic fuels in parallel with the development of battery electric vehicles.