In this week's NS, the left told us which Tories they love. But is that love reciprocated?

Reaching out to other human beings ought to be the easiest thing. Why do I find it so difficult?

They have forgotten their most important directive: they police with our consent.

The culling of badgers is irrelevant, malicious and ineffective.

Until someone can show me that the Prime Minister has broken a law, I'm happier not to join in all the shouting.

Listening is more important for a writer than the active imposition of "a greater truth".

No one cares how Labour chooses its shadow cabinet. They've already chosen a man who will never be prime minister.

The euro was a bad idea in 1999, and it's a disaster now.

If Labour wants something to be proud of, it should look no further than Britain's New Towns.

It is impossible to detach consideration of David Laws’s misdeeds from the cultural acceptance of homosexuality.