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Steve Bell's Conservative conference diary

Sunday afternoon in the conference hall in the International Convention Centre in Birmingham and all is blue. In 28 years at the sketchface I’ve never attended a party conference set on a proper stage behind a proscenium arch...

Watchdog clears Tories of breaking electoral law

• Party used company to help in election campaign • Decision could open way to bypass spending limits The Electoral Commission, the independent party funding watchdog, has cleared the Conservative party of breaking electoral...

Why I love this candy-covered ball of granite, Sarah Palin

It was, for us legion of Sarah Palin obsessives, a disappointing debate all said. No moose-in-night-sights Couric interview dead air, no dizzying glimpses down the bottomless well of her unknowledge, no dinosaurs, no pipelines...

Peter Mandelson returns to Cabinet Reaction

Peter Mandelson's return to the Government was welcomed by his allies from the days of Tony Blair and by leading figures in the business world. However MPs from the party's Left attacked the appointment as a grave error by...

YouGov poll Voters are not yet convinced by Tories

Burrowing into the details of YouGov's surveys for The Daily Telegraph often yields findings at least as significant as the headline voting-intention figures. The results of YouGov's latest survey reinforce Conservative...

Martin Kettle: If money is reining in debate, we will have to pay to free it

State funding for political parties is the surest way to keep their conferences open, honest and secure from corporate influence A ministerial press conference in the middle of a trade fair from which politics are vetoed? Like...

Inside Westminster - Tory MEPs not a happy bunch

Published Date: 03 October 2008 AT THE Conservative Party conference this week, William Hague, the shadow foreign secretary, fired the starting gun on the next big challenge for David Cameron: the European elections. Polling...

Steve Hilton The unseen author of David Cameron's bid for No 10

Steve Hilton, the Conservative Party's pint-size Rasputin-like figure, whose influence is as large as his profile is low As the applause rang round the conference hall after David Cameron's strongest speech as Tory leader, the...

The Monitor: Some sage advice

Paper Monitor A service highlighting the riches of the daily press. Excuse Paper Monitor for momentarily rewinding, but so consuming was yesterday's discussion of the finer points of Natasha Kaplinksy's boat that it forgot to...

Tories in Brief: Ainsworth calls for a greener economy

Britain must not let the global economic turmoil deflect it from taking action to cut carbon emissions and reduce its dependency on foreign oil supplies, Peter Ainsworth, the shadow Environment Secretary, warned. He told the...

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