Conservative Party

Ministers Fear 'Wipeout' Of Tory Councils In May Elections

Barnet, Wandsworth and Trafford could all turn red.
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Anna Soubry Reveals She Received Death Threat

Theresa May has called for crackdown on social media abuse.
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Minister Insists Tory Party Is Not Run By 'Extreme Right-Wing Cabal'

Caroline Nokes says government is delivering what voters want on Brexit.
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Forget the Tatler Guide, a Real Dinner Party Should Have Plenty of Politics and a Course of Brexit

Dinner parties offer the antidote to current politics but only if nothing is off the table.
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Tory 'Hypocrisy' For Opposing Votes At 16 While Letting Teens Pick Party Leader

Labour demand clarification on Conservative Party membership rules.
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Tory Activists Are 'Downtrodden' And Need 'Hope' To Beat Momentum, Conservative MP Warns

'The exhaustion out there, the yearning for change can be our greatest ally.'
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The 'Donors’ Revolt' Against Theresa May Proves Money Still Rules The Roost In Politics

The ability to purchase political influence is damaging to trust and confidence in our democratic institutions
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Eighteen Months On From The Referendum, Its Influence On Our Politics Shows No Signs Of Dissipating

Opinions about the European Union were fundamentally about people’s identity - and one thing we know about identities is that they do not easily shift
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From Green Heroes To Zeroes: The Comic Book Fantasy Of A ‘Green Brexit’

It is just a gentle reminder that the Conservative government’s green Gambit is failing
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Helping First Time Buyers Get That First Place Has Been A Conservative Priority - And It's Paying Off

Figures out over the weekend showing the number of first-time buyers getting onto the housing ladder is at its highest level since 2007
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