Someone really should have a word with Dave about Nadine Dorries. The sort of word that you’d have with someone that had their shirt poking out through their trouser zip… (source, source) (h/t @dlandoncole, screenshot by @unslugged) There is so much in that tweet that says so much about Dorries, that it is a little

Shadow health minister Diane Abbott has been criticised by Tory MP Nadine Dorries for her decision to resign from a cross-party group on counselling given to pregnant women by abortion providers.

The Department of Health is planning to bar independent organisations such as BPAS from offering abortion counselling to women in an already-agreed "stitch-up", I can reveal today. The plans are in place even though Nadine Dorries lost her vote in Parliament last year to stop organisations that provided abortion services to offer counselling. A source who was close to Dorries' campaign said t...

Conservative MP Nadine Dorries urges the government to help end a culture of "sexism and ageism" at the BBC.

Today was one of those days when we saw just how divisive the European issue can be to the Conservative party. The sight of Malcolm Rifkind and Nadine Dorries treating each other with barely disguised contempt on Newsnight was a sign of just how poisonous relations in the parliamentary party could become. Intriguingly, the Daily Mail reports in its first edition that ‘Even some of Mr Cameron...

Three disgusting Tory MPs - Nadine Dorries, Steve Baker and Caroline Nokes - enjoyed a £25,000 junket to Equatorial Guinea this summer just weeks before a report concluded human rights violations in the country were 'trivial'. Ignorant, thick and venal. Prescott has denied going on a credit card spending spree while Deputy Prime Minister, blaming card cloning. Among the officials, ...

Today was the fiftieth anniversary of Prime Minister’s Questions. And it was a fairly typical session. As always, it was in two parts. Part one: Lots of jeering, cheering, knockabout, winding-up and prepared lines exchanged between the PM and opposition leader. Part Two: Generally hum-drum but important questions from various back-benchers, largely heard in earnest

As I quipped during Liberal Democrat conference, one of the most popular Conservative MPs with party activists is Nadine Dorries, courtesy of that question at PMQs. Today Home Secretary Theresa May has shown rather more political skill in making a very similar point. Talking to the Sunday Telegraph, she’s said that “personally” she would “like”

I have been quick to criticise the Prime Minister on three occassions when I felt his attitude and language at the dispatch box have not been fitting for parliament - such as his remarks towards Tory MP Nadine Dorries last week. Today the prize for PMQs blunder goes to Labour Leader Ed Miliband with his bizarre remarks about George Osborne "lashing himself to the mast ... not for the first time pe...

TORY MP Nadine Dorries has spoken of her "hurt and confusion" after David Cameron "publicly humiliated" her at Prime Minister's Questions.