Alan Duncan and Liz Kendall review PMQs, where NHS reforms in England dominated the exchanges between David Cameron and Ed Miliband.

Last night, as we mentioned yesterday and the day before, was The Spectator's debate on whether Britain should cut its overseas aid budget. Here, for CoffeeHousers who couldn't attend the event, is Lloyd Evans' review of it:   Chair: Rod Liddle Proposing: Ian Birrell, Richard Dowden, Stephen Glover Opposing: Prof Paul Collier, Alan Duncan MP, Richard Miller   Ian Birrell, ...

On Any Questions, Alan Duncan—a minister of state at the Department to International Development and a longstanding ally of the Foreign Secretary William Hague—has just predicted a partial Greek default. He told the programme that ‘I guess what’s going to happen is there will be a partial default and some kind of agreement’. There have long been rumours in Westminster...

Junior ministers rarely get to influence high-level policy or be seen publicly to have done so. So Development Minister Alan Duncan must feel particularly pleased that his brainchild, the so-called "Libya oil cell", was set up to block fuel supplies to Tripoli; and that its work – as well as the Tory MP’s role – has now become public. On the day that David Cameron jets ...

The international development minister, Alan Duncan, has been forced to remove a video from a government website in which he accused Israelis of a "land grab" in the middle-east after protests from Jewish leaders.

Nick Robinson, Alan Duncan and John Denham on comments by Speaker John Bercow about hunting.

International Development Secretary Alan Duncan appears to have forgotten there has been a general election where his party came to power.

MPs Alan Duncan and Stephen Pound discuss taking part in a UCL brain scan which made news around the world

While Alan Duncan's constituents in Rutland and Melton clear the snow from their front doors in sub-zero temperatures, he has been enjoying sunnier climes.

Britain: US kept a close eye on Alan Duncan