The Reigate MP speaks to ConservativeHome about seeing off an attempt to deselect him.
In the seats that the party must win and hold in 2013, a smaller proportion of voters will pay the 40p rate than in the safer shire and sururban seats of the south.
Britain should be Europe’s best-placed country to benefit from the increase in prosperity and jobs that India’s economic growth will bring.
We’re stuck with a 1950s system, complete with opaque charges, inflexible products and chaotic regulation.
Open Primaries are becoming increasingly popular – will it benefit those candidates who’ve already taken part in one?
The list of hopefuls includes two businesswomen, an NHS psychiatrist, three barristers and Theresa May’s SpAd.
The Health Secretary’s target-scrapping deal with the doctors aims to improve care and relax A & E pressures – through a new regime of autonomy, inspection and transparency.
They gathered, wearing their regimental or service ties, ahead of the Remembrance Sunday commemorations.
You can’t have an interventionist foreign policy without a strong defence position. That’s not true, however, the other way round.
No wonder Tory backbenchers have nicknamed this disreputable ploy Help to Vote.
This past weekend was Remembrance Sunday. But it was also the 75th anniversary of the night of organised violence which saw 30,000 Jews sent to concentration camps.
The Observer’s story was widely followed up. The problem is that it was untrue,
Grant Shapps starts a new drive for more members, better data and a renewed grassroots.
Allowing companies to offer different services for different prices is key to developing the digital revolution.
The average pension pot in the UK will generate just £1,300 of income per year in retirement.