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EU: Clegg warns Cameron of 'economic suicide'
Deputy PM sets himself on a collision course with Cameron, saying Britain must not "retreat to the margins" of Europe.
30 Oct 2011
Now is the time to give us a say over Europe
Telegraph View: Britain's relations with the eurozone are about to change profoundly. We must all decide how.
30 Oct 2011
The Tories are forgetting the lessons of the past
David Cameron's rebel backbenchers are the pinstriped equivalent of the protesters outside St Paul's, says Matthew d'Ancona.
29 Oct 2011
Cameron braced for new EU revolts
PM faces gruelling series of showdowns with Tory MPs over increases to EU budget and changes to Britain's extradition laws.
29 Oct 2011
Sack Sir Humphrey for new deal on Europe
Douglas Carswell explains what his fellow backbenchers are looking for in their leader's negotiations with Brussels.
29 Oct 2011
Parties 'should get £3 per vote from taxpayers'
Political parties should receive £3 state funding for every vote they receive, according to a government-commissioned inquiry.
29 Oct 2011
We can love our neighbours without kowtowing
Equality and diversity laws have pushed us into submitting to an odd view of the world, says Graeme Archer.
28 Oct 2011
Clocks could go forward all year
Britain's clocks could move forward by an hour all year round as the Government considers backing plans for a controversial daylight saving bill.
28 Oct 2011
Prime Minister's officials spend more than £3,500 to join Cameron on holiday
David Cameron's officials spent more than £3,500 on government credit cards to join the Prime Minister on holiday in Ibiza.
28 Oct 2011
Holes in 'grand eurozone solution’
Trillion euro bail-out to save single currency in danger of unravelling after warning rescue too dependent on high-risk deals.
27 Oct 2011
George Osborne to block IMF cash for eurozone bail-out
British taxpayers will not help to pay for the euro bail-out, George Osborne has pledged.
27 Oct 2011
The EU plates are shifting – and Cameron risks being stranded
As Europe is reshaped, both party and country are urging the Prime Minister to seize Britain’s moment, says Fraser Nelson.
27 Oct 2011
Eurosceptics haven't noticed the EU dying
The Eurosceptic wing of the Conservative Party are the political equivalent of suicide bombers, writes Dan Hodges.
27 Oct 2011
Osborne: 'Britain will not pay for Eurozone bailouts'
The Chancellor said "very good progress" had been made in Brussels towards solving the immediate Eurozone crisis, but stressed that the UK would not directly pay into the bailout fund.
27 Oct 2011
Your View: What do you think of the new householder rights to protect your home?
Householders are to be given new rights of self-defence to confront burglars without the risk of being prosecuted under measures unveiled by Kenneth Clarke, the Justice Secretary.
27 Oct 2011
MoD consultants make £5.5m from budget cuts
Cost-cutting consultants employed by the Ministry of Defence to find budget savings are being paid £3,950 each a day, the Government has revealed.
27 Oct 2011
Osborne warns of 'blank spaces' in euro rescue package
George Osborne has warned there are still “blank spaces” in the rescue deal agreed last night by European leaders to tackle the continent’s debt crisis.
27 Oct 2011
Employment laws are there for a reason
The Conservatives are only Right-wing when no one wants them to be, says Ed West.
26 Oct 2011
Who exactly is the mug, Mr Cameron?
The Prime Minister has showed his Flashman side again, and it's not a good look, says David Hughes.
26 Oct 2011
David Cameron's grey hair shows the strain
When he was voted into office in May 2010 as the youngest British Prime Minister in nearly 200 years, David Cameron had a head of healthy-looking, dark hair.
26 Oct 2011
The PM may not sense bad blood, but MPs do
Telegraph View: The EU is facing the gravest crisis in its history. David Cameron needs the support of his party when he fights for Britain’s interests.
25 Oct 2011
Clegg: Tory demands on EU 'impossible'
Conservative row over Europe puts strain on Coalition as Deputy PM says there can be no move towards leaving the EU.
25 Oct 2011
Tory apologises after calling rival a 't---' in angry email copied to 120 councillors
A senior Tory politician has been forced to apologise after he insulted a rival in an angry email - and accidently copied in all 120 other councillors.
25 Oct 2011
Cameron: 'no bad blood' with Europe rebels
The Prime Minister insists he will have no long term problems with the Tory backbenchers who rebelled against a three line whip on a European referendum.
25 Oct 2011
Treasury denies MP swore at George Osborne
Treasury sources have denied that an MP swore at George Osborne, the chancellor, over the EU referendum.
25 Oct 2011
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