One in five Tory MPs voting in this week’s elections to a key backbench committee are members of the Government, [...]

Removing benefit from middle-classes will cause confusion, intrusion and unfair fines, say accountants

Reform of disability benefits system will require caution as well as determination, says Neil O’Brien.

Telegraph View: Philip Hammond deserves credit for taming the MoD’s budget.

Around 25 civil servants are being reprimanded each week at the Department of Work and Pensions for breaching rules governing [...]

With the gay marriage debate heating up, freedom of speech is back on the agenda, says Philip Johnston.

The electorate needs more than a Labour love-in if it is to trust the party with power, says Mary Riddell.

Tony Blair reveals he once wanted to end address with US-style sign off.

Michael Deacon watches the Deputy Prime Minister give a speech about the Coalition’s Pupil Premium policy at a London state [...]

The Health Secretary faces a series of tough questions from the members at the Royal College of Nursing’s Congress.