The Devizes MP on his new book Covenant: the new politics of Home, Neighbourhood and Nation.
Conscripting school-leavers to serve as corvée labour for councils crumbling under the burden of social care would be socially poisonous and morally absurd.
Anyone who wants to understand modern conservatism, and its debt to Christianity, should buy this book.
The two leaders preached to the converted by trading exaggerated insults.
How can a relative handful of active MPs have sparked so much concern amongst their long-dominant liberal colleagues?
What does conservatism look like in a future where rising burdens on the State make low-tax politics impossible to deliver?
Each side fears the other’s approach will give the courts too much scope to interfere with the operation of the new law.
Kruger had to courage to propose that Britain leave the ECHR and draft a new framework for refugees and human rights.
One way in which the Government could help would be through a temporary increase in the Gift Aid rate. Conservatives introduced Gift Aid in 1990, and now have the chance to enhance it.
We need to make sure farmers, developers, and water companies are all doing their bit to crack down on pollution and stop overstretching our infrastructure.
Watch our events on the first day of Conservative Party Conference 2022.
Kruger’s comments yesterday represented that greatest of modern political sins: to have contentious opinions, and to express them.
Many areas in most need of transformation lack civil society organisations and miss out on the giving which supports them.
Unlocking potential and expanding opportunity is a cornerstone to a just society.
The Prime Minister promised that we will ‘stop the boats’. We all want him to succeed in this endeavour. But good intentions will count for nothing if the legislation doesn’t achieve its aims.