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This week the summer seemed to return and, as the sun rose over Westminster, MPs began filling the House of Commons once again, bringing a buzz to the start of...

Last week’s mini-row over Boris Johnson turning down an invitation to meet Nicola Sturgeon was both rather silly and instructive about the state of relations...

When you pitch up at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to start a year of training, amongst all the new uniform and oodles of kit you are given a thin...

Through my life I have been moved by the value of remaining in my own country whilst simultaneously being able to share in the cultures of another. This is...

The EU is caught between making more effective decisions and compromising its smaller members’ interests.

On Thursday we were joined by representatives from all four Nations in our United Kingdom to launch Conservative Progress’ Love our Union campaign which will...

By focussing on only the short term operational aspect, large office based London businesses may see a slight recovery, but support industries around them may...

Last month The Sunday Times reported a tragic and exceptional story about a series of Special Air Service raids during the war in Afghanistan. The story centres...

Growth in GDP, from an economic perspective relies on three key areas. The first is labour; both population growth affecting its size and the participation rate...