Prime minister versus statesman: Andrew Hawkins looks at the value of running a presidential campaign to win voters’ hearts and minds
by Clive Betts MP and Don Foster MP / 20 May 2013
Our new-build programme has stalled, says Clive Betts MP, while Don Foster MP dons hard-hatted optimism about Cameron’s construction plans
by Felicity Parkes / 08 May 2013
The ‘perfect photo op’ may not be the best way to spice up your MP’s local rep
by George Pascoe-Watson / 30 Apr 2013
All hail, Lynton Crosby, the new Wizard of Oz. But can BoJo’s election wunderkind work similar magic for the Tory Party?
by Fabian Hamilton MP and Tim Yeo MP / 15 Apr 2013
Yes, says Fabian Hamilton, it is a dangerously repressive regime. No, argues Tim Yeo, it is vital for our future of low-carbon energy
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by Ray Filar / 03 Apr 2013
Our sex education misses the point; Focus instead on combating ignorance about consent, says Ray Filar
by Andrew Hawkins / 03 Apr 2013
Andrew Hawkins shows the value of local election results as a guide for big election trends
by George Pascoe-Watson / 18 Mar 2013
The key to re-entering No 10 lies with female voters, something that the PM would do well to remember on the road to 2015
by Felicity Parkes / 22 Feb 2013
The technological pitfalls to avoid in an MP’s office
by George Pascoe-Watson / 22 Feb 2013
This month’s main event will be a triumph of renewal and hope, but maybe not for Ed Miliband, as things get personal
by Alex MacDonald / 21 Feb 2013
Corporation tax should be dramatically cut to attract new business, libertarian Alex MacDonald believes
by Dan Hodges / 08 May 2013
Even for some in Labour, the former PM has changed from being a distant, mythical figure to one of unique leadership
by Craig Woodhouse / 24 Apr 2013
The Sun's political correspondent takes us with him on a visit to the Falklands
by Jonathan Birdwell / 10 Apr 2013
Parenting doesn’t come with an instruction manual, but maybe it’s time it did, says Jonathan Birdwell, arguing that our binge drinking problem begins at home
by Felicity Parkes / 03 Apr 2013
Is your MP the hare or the tortoise when it comes to political ambition? Remember who won the race…
by Dan Hodges / 18 Mar 2013
As Labour takes its first tentative steps into policy proposals, where is the wider strategy to underpin them?
by Christopher Hope / 15 Mar 2013
The Daily Telegraph's Christopher Hope reveals all about chairing the parliamentary press gallery - and why he's had trouble persuading Labour figures to attend its lunches
by Dan Hodges / 22 Feb 2013
This year, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will have learnt the lessons from 2012’s disastrous budget… won’t he?
by Caroline Macfarland / 21 Feb 2013
The solution to long-term unemployment is the localisation of the Work Programme, says Caroline Macfarland
by Andrew Hawkins / 20 Feb 2013
Andrew Hawkins examines the field as battle lines are drawn over Europe. Could a non-referendum be Cameron’s Waterloo?
by Rushanara Ali MP v Gerald Howarth MP / 18 Feb 2013
Yes, says Rushanara Ali MP, it is a moral issue and smart diplomacy. No, counters Gerald Howarth MP, a robust military capability is far more important
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