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He might have plagiarised a speech from the former prime minister of Australia, but Stephen Harper still has a long way to go before he becomes Canada's equivalent to John Howard. The recent news that Harper copied a speech...
The Conservative party was urged yesterday to conduct an inquiry into a hate campaign carried out by one of its former parliamentary candidates against his Liberal Democrat opponents. Ian Oakley, 31, who was selected in the...
Peter Riddell: Political Briefing The Gordon Brown bounce is real but it is neither large nor unconditional enough for Labour to entertain realistic hopes that it has turned the corner. Mr Brown has seen a marked upturn in both...
The Conservative party told BAA to abandon a £160m planning application for a second runway at Stansted airport yesterday after warning that the project would be scrapped by a Tory government. Theresa Villiers, shadow transport...
Helen Nugent, Mark Atherton One in ten people have cancelled their pension contributions in an effort to save money and avoid investing in the stock market, The Times has learnt. Ros Altmann, an independent pensions expert and...
Developing countries will be paid to protect the world's rainforest under new plans to be presented to the Government. By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent Swedish businessman and ex-Tory donor Johan Eliasch was...
Gordon Brown sought to don the mantle of Churchill and Roosevelt yesterday as he called for world leaders to gather for a new Bretton Woods, the conference held in 1944 to draw up a postwar financial order.
The Conservatives have launched their campaign for the Glenrothes by-election, claiming they could provide a national voice on local concerns. The Tories said they hoped to build on their July result in Glasgow East where they...
