Loyalty was the Tory party’s secret weapon in the 1950s against a divided Labour. Reviving some of that spirit is key if it wants to avoid electoral oblivion.
The Home Secretary has defended her record amid the Channel migrant crisis.
Last night’s fracking vote saw 32 Tory MPs defy a three-line whip, but before they even got that far, there were arguments, tears and accusations of the manhandling and bullying of MPs into voting.
Daily Briefing: If Liz Truss hoped that scrapping the contentious plan to abolish the 45p tax rate would quieten down her MPs, she was wrong.
With Her Majesty lying in state mere metres away, is this appropriate?
The former chancellor is running out of road as former allies in the Commons turn against him.
Progress has been made since Women2Win was launched – but the deficit is still substantial, writes Baroness Jenkin.
Even if Boris Johnson refuses to budge the 1922 Committee may be able to topple the PM by changing the rules and allowing another vote.
A parliamentary guessing game is under way to work out the prime suspects… if there are any.
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