The trouble with Grieve: Cameron may regret leaving the law to a lawyer
14 November 2009James Forsyth
After a good meal, Tory MPs like to play a game: guess the first resignation from David Cameron’s Cabinet. For a party that loves plots and intrigue, this goes some…
The expenses scandal has delighted the Tories — it keeps Brown in power
7 November 2009James Forsyth
The Tories’ push to scupper President Blair is the highest form of flattery
31 October 2009James Forsyth
How David Cameron plans to tame the unions
24 October 2009James Forsyth
How the Tories plan to avoid a cultural beating
17 October 2009James Forsyth
What George Osborne didn’t tell you about the Tories’ radical economic agenda
10 October 2009James Forsyth
Only a little more than a year ago, Gordon Brown…
There is a great caterwauling among Conservatives, as James Forsyth…
When I was asked to write the foreword for the…
People are missing what is wrong with Sir Thomas Legg’s…
In the early Cameronian period, which now feels prehistoric, the…
For years, I kept Labour’s shortest version of its 1997…
Monday V difficult to know how to respond to this…
Monday It wasn’t easy for Dave to come out and…
Monday Some v awkward people are deliberately misunderstanding what Dave…
Monday Bit of a problem with the TV election debates.…
Monday Oh dear. What a sad day. Desperate calls from…
SUNDAY What a triumph! Sam launches conference with an Erdem…
3 October 2009
It was a poetic coincidence that the week the Labour party made its defiant last stand in Brighton, the newspapers reported a story that sums up precisely why this country…
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