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Government support for charities affected by coronavirus is long overdue. The recent bailout made logical sense for businesses, allowing employees to stay on...

There is no doubt now that the Covid-19 crisis is a national emergency. The NHS is already being pushed to full capacity. Our healthcare professionals are...

The other day in the House of Commons, the Foreign Secretary admitted that the Government accepted that China was a threat to the UK. Yet at the same time, the...

As a result of the chaotic mess of the last three years, it becomes quite difficult to remember what was actually said during the 2016 referendum. In the...

The result of the last general election wasn’t just a substantial victory for the Conservatives but a marker for a new era in British politics. It was as...

t seems strange to be sitting in the chamber of the House of Commons last week when the Brexit Bill completed its Third Reading (its last stage) and was...

As one Tory colleague said, we stood on the beach watching the tsunami approach and simply let it hit us. The result was as close to electoral wipe-out for...

As the leadership election heads towards the end of its phoney war and into the parliamentary phase, it has already begun to be clear how this will pan out over...

The departure of Theresa May is a sad moment and I am sorry that it came to this. However, none of this really started this week. It began right back when...