Hate crime measures axed by Tories over free speech fears back on agenda
Yvette Cooper considering ‘zero tolerance’ approach as part of crackdown on anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
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Yvette Cooper considering ‘zero tolerance’ approach as part of crackdown on anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
Lee Anderson says ex-home secretary would be welcome to join and would ‘probably take half the membership with her’
Former business secretary seeks to revitalise Conservative Party with a pitch to focus on free enterprise
Our failures on migration, taxes and trans ideology cost us at the election but my fellow party members refuse to face up to them
Former immigration minister has emerged as a frontrunner among party members, according to new poll
Ballot finds 55 per cent of Conservative members list the former immigration minister as one of their top choices for next leader
Ex-home secretary faces calls to pull out of Conservative leadership race in favour of Robert Jenrick
Over coffee at home, the ex-immigration minister gives his plan for the Tories and insists he has nothing bad to say about Suella Braverman
Former home secretary’s backers convinced she is the candidate to unite the party, amid reports that Suella Braverman is losing support
Shadow home secretary says party needs to win back public’s trust on border control and ‘get our house in order’
Scrapping the EU’s ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules the UK still clings on to could unleash a house building bonanza
UK committed to ‘critically important’ aid agency despite alleged links to Hamas, says British ambassador
Ex-home secretary criticises her cabinet colleague Alex Chalk’s proposal to increase use of suspended sentences as ‘a bad idea’
Former immigration minister criticises calls for MPs instead of Conservative membership to be given final say on next Tory leader
The former allies turned leadership rivals are already trading insults in their pursuit of the party crown
Shadow home secretary tells party: ‘We cannot delude ourselves that there are always simple answers’
Leadership contender criticises D-Day blunder and says calling early election without first informing Cabinet ‘bordered on unconstitutional’
Jonathan Gullis says: ‘I think Suella’s rhetoric at times could be overly explosive, overly divisive’
Opposing the ‘Progress’ flag doesn’t make you an extremist. Transgender issues must be discussed openly
Ex-home secretary says Nigel Farage’s party has won ‘many of our traditional, life-long voters’ as she calls for move to Right
Andrew Rosindell says his party cannot win a general election if the ‘vote is cut in half’
Former home secretary portrays fellow potential leadership contender as pro-Europe on Brexit and ECHR
Ex-home secretary calls for offer of ‘Conservative policies which make the existence of a separate, rival, Right-wing party moot’