Parliament’s newest Conservative MP, Douglas Lumsden, talks to Noah Vickers about winning an overlooked by-election and his ...

There are, in an average calendar year, around 220 divisions on the floor of the House of Commons. An MP who stayed in the ...

In a searing critique, former prison governor Ian Acheson says the public is right to be outraged by early release schemes and overcrowding is ...

The Tories will need to win back younger voters if they are ever going to govern again. Zoe Crowther finds the party is staking it all on being ...

Taking on the digital, culture, media and sport brief has been a real privilege – and a reminder of just how much Britain has to be proud of.

Conservative deputy leader Alex Burghart speaks to Noah Vickers about his friendship with Kemi Badenoch, whether his party is still a broad ...

The Ministry of Defence has spent almost £5m settling bullying, harassment and discrimination claims over the last two years. The culture of the MOD has faced intense scrutiny in recent years due to a ...

As Reform UK’s poll share continues to slide, and the Conservative Party’s very gentle rise brings it to level pegging (or ...

In the last few months, my social media feed has become increasingly full of people who sound a lot like the Death Eaters ...

Green Party figures are wrestling with a question: how can they demonstrate economic credibility while maintaining their ...

Middle-class and older Reform members look and think much like Conservative members – except in one crucial respect, finds Tim Bale Nigel Farage has been banging on about ‘the People’s Army’ for over ...

From everyday products to advanced manufacturing, the UK chemicals sector underpins the economy. With the right policy ...