The coalition is under pressure to protect struggling companies from banks that could use the recovery to sell their assets and recoup loans after it emerged that Conservatives have quietly dropped plans for sweeping bankruptcy reform

Washington's Mall after Obama's inauguration... ...and after Saturday's 'Restoring Honor' rally where tens of thousands (perhaps as many as 300,000) conservatives gathered: Hat tip to Andrew Bolt (essential reading for every clean living conservative).

Lib Dem Voice has polled our members-only forum to discover what Lib Dem members think of a variety of key issues, and what you make of the Lib Dems’ and Government’s performance to date. Almost 600 party members have responded, and we’re currently publishing the full results of our survey. The possibility of a non-aggression

THE Scottish Conservatives have come under attack for a series of donations made by a company owned by an exiled peer, more than a year after it was claimed the Monaco-based b

Assembly opponents amongst Aberconwy's Conservatives are so disappointed by the candidate chosen for their party in an open primary that they are threatening to put up an alternative candidate to oppose her. Inspired by Hartlepool's election of H'Angus the Monkey, they are threatening to set up a Facerbook campaign to try and find a similar candidate for Aberconwy. Although I agree that Janet

Senior Conservatives in Crispin Blunt's constituency turned on the Tory prisons minister yesterday after he left his wife and declared he was homosexual.

An assembly member who crossed the floor from Plaid Cymru is selected to stand for the Conservatives in the next Welsh assembly elections.

The Conservatives have crashed to landslide defeats in the latest council by-elections.

Nick Clegg has denied there are major rifts within his party over its coalition government with the Conservatives.

Labour pundits were eagerly predicting the Lib Dems would be slaughtered in a Sheffield local by-election yesterday, and would simply be hoping to avoid coming last.  The reality was a little different. Labour comfortably held on to their safe Woodhouse seat, with both them and UKIP taking votes from the Conservatives, who were pushed into