by Rob Wilson / 14 Jun 2013
Once the poster boy for David Cameron’s ‘vote blue, go green’ campaign, the pin-up turned rebel might not even be a Conservative MP after the next election. Interview by Rob Wilson. Photos by Alisa Connan
by Rob Wilson / 02 Apr 2013
Rob Wilson talks to the environment minister about his days in Northern Ireland, boxing and the influences that inspire him in his current job
by Rob Wilson / 25 Jan 2013
Rob Wilson MP talks to the shadow Northern Ireland secretary about family ties, Balls–Miliband relations, and finding the best solution for peace in a troubled province
by Rob Wilson / 14 Nov 2012
The defence secretary talks to Rob Wilson MP about early opportunities, luck and keeping things steady
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by Rob Wilson / 07 Oct 2012
The Conservative right-winger talks to Rob Wilson about why he is calling for a defined timetable on an EU referendum to be put in the Conservative manifesto
by Rob Wilson / 30 Jul 2012
Rob Wilson talks to chief whip Andrew Mitchell about his army career, early days in the Whips’ Office, that nickname and why foreign aid is so important to the UK economy
by Rob Wilson / 28 May 2012
The shadow energy minister talks to Rob Wilson about great schools, Ferry ‘cross the Mersey, and how learning about hard grafting from an early age has informed her politics
by Rob Wilson / 20 May 2013
Speaking to Total Politics exclusively, the prime minister raises the idea he could quit the coalition before 2015 for the first time in public. Yet, as Rob Wilson finds, he remains firmly against a rightwing lurch and committed to his key team players. Photo by Ellis Parrinder
by Rob Wilson / 18 Mar 2013
From nowhere, the backbench Conservative MP for Windsor was suspected of building a leadership challenge to David Cameron. He opens up to Rob Wilson on the performance of the Tory party, his development from Peckham boy to millionaire and the road to change - his own and that of his party. Photos by Josh Kearns
by Rob Wilson / 13 Dec 2012
Rob Wilson MP meets the home office minister who explains why he wants the Lib Dems to be permanently considered a party of government, answers critics who believe he is a closet Tory and discusses his unusual childhood
by Rob Wilson / 19 Oct 2012
Rob Wilson MP profiles the new education minister, Liz Truss, and finds a former lefty Thatcherite with "eyes like Putin"
by Rob Wilson / 05 Oct 2012
Simon Burns is a paradox: a Conservative and loyal Democrat, a dilettante with an extensive library of US political tomes. And, as Rob Wilson finds out, he has a lot more than that up his sleeve…
by Rob Wilson / 09 Jul 2012
The MP for North East Somerset cuts a démodé figure about the Westminster village and, as someone who is more tortoise than hare, Rees-Mogg enjoys a cult status in Parliament. Can he match his distinctive image with rampant ambition? Rob Wilson finds out. Photos by Alisa Connan
by Rob Wilson / 21 Feb 2012
The economic secretary to the Treasury talks to Rob Wilson about getting stuck in, Tory Party modernisation and nudity
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