Telegraph View: David Cameron must act to calm growing concerns among his supporters about the direction of his leadership.

I have always been of the view that, hopeless though Ed Miliband may be, his older brother, David, certainly was not deserving of the Labour leadership himself. He twice bottled the chance to pursue the leadership when it meant challenging the collapsing Brown regime, and seemed to think it was his by divine right when he did finally manage to stand. In the Telegraph yesterday Matthew Norman deplo...

The Daily Telegraph: Doubt over IMF's eurozone lifeline

The Daily Telegraph: UK could save £4bn on EU regional aid

The Sunday Telegraph: Euro divisions set to continue during EU summit

By now, we’re all used to waking up to newspaper columns describing Ed Miliband’s flaws and proclaiming him unfit to lead the Labour party. But today, it’s David Miliband who’s under fire in two articles – one by Roy Hattersley in the Guardian and the other by Matthew Norman in the Telegraph. They’re both in response to the elder Miliband’s New Statesman a...

The Daily Telegraph's Deputy editor, Benedict Brogan, thinks Chris Huhne's resignation could have wide ranging consequences for the Coalition.

Any CoffeeHousers with a taste for schadenfreude should read David Miliband’s article in the New Statesman. We have to move beyond big government, he declares. We need a growth strategy. I’m not sure if any Labour leader has ever argued otherwise: maybe, as Miliband implies, it has found one now. But, as I ask in my Daily Telegraph column today, what’s worse: a party that’s...

Eric Pickles praises the Daily Telegraph's campaign to bring back weekly bin collections.

Ministers plan to rewrite the law in an attempt to ensure that fathers get improved access to their offspring after a marriage breaks down, The Telegraph can reveal.