Andrew Adonis's 5 Days in May offers new evidence of the party's disastrous economic misjudgement.

After appearing destined for irrelevance, the group has been re-fuelled on anger.

While Clegg's party looks increasingly conformist, the Tories are moving into a coherent right-wing position for 2015.

An eyewitness account from last night's disturbances in south east London.

In response to the Woolwich attack, the former Mayor of London says "we are still experiencing the dreadful truth of this warning".

They bear no more responsibility for jihadism than Christians do for the Ku Klux Klan.

"The terrorists never win because they cannot defeat the values we hold dear," says Cameron after the beheading of a British soldier in Woolwich.

The work and pensions select committee launches an inquiry after Duncan Smith was rebuked by the UK Statistics Authority for misrepresenting figures on the benefit cap.

Praising Tony Blair and criticising Ralph Miliband, the Labour leader said the choice was not between socialism and capitalism but "responsible" and "irresponsible" capitalism.

The PM insists that the date of the referendum "isn't going to change". But will Tory MPs allow him to keep his word?

The GOP is embracing immigration reform and is under grassroots pressure to reverse its opposition to gay marriage.

The real obstacle is not an absence of applicable law, but the woeful underfunding of fraud investigation and prosecution.

The Scottish First Minister is encouraged by a new poll showing that support for independence dramatically increases when the prospect of UK withdrawal from the EU is raised.

Support for UKIP surges to a record high of 22 per cent in the latest Survation poll, with the Tories down five points to 24 per cent.