Here are some of the posts made during the past week on Spectator.co.uk: Fraser Nelson responds to the latest issue of the New Statesman, and thinks David Cameron got the better of Gordon Brown in PMQS. James Forsyth reports on the government's debt worries, and says that the Tories are in the same position as Labour were nine months before the 1997 landslide. Peter Hoskin picks up on Brown&#...

A selection of posts from the past seven days at spectator.co.uk Fraser Nelson explains Cameron's debt U-turn and says that party conferences are now more for lobbyists than activists. James Forsyth says the Tories knew the importance of Boris' speech and that Cameron did enough in his. Peter Hoskin says Gove's school reforms provided the sunshine in Manchester Jonathan Jones says K...

Here are some of the posts made over the past week on Spectator.co.uk: Fraser Nelson reveals the true extent of Britain's debt, and says the government is squeezing the poor through Northern Rock. James Forsyth outlines the case for merit pay, and wonders whether Peter Mandelson is an idoelogical Blairite. Peter Hoskin stresses the importance of convincing the creditors, and asks whether Brow...

...here are some of the posts made over the weekend on Spectator.co.uk: Fraser Nelson says that a 45p tax rate is not what's best for this country, and reveals that that Tories' current plans would leave national debt 60% higher than it is today. James Forsyth sets out what George Osborne is playing it right on 45p tax, and makes the case for prison reform. Peter Hoskin says that Cameron...

Here are some of the posts made over the past week on Spectator.co.uk: Fraser Nelson reveals Ed Balls' lies, and outlines the scale of the debt crisis. James Forsyth says a shadow Cabinet member needs to call Brown on his lies, and sets out the Tories' higher goal for education. Peter Hoskin looks at how cuts can be advertised, and tracks the Government's approach on a spending revi...

Here are some of the posts made on Spectator.co.uk over the past week: The Autumn Statement Fraser Nelson says that, with growth evaporating, Osborne's chosen more debt over more cuts. Peter Hoskin points out that the dreary forecasts might actually be far too optimistic. James Forsyth thinks Osborne did well considering the situation, and still has the upper hand. Jonathan Jones looks a...

…here are some of the posts made at Spectator.co.uk over the Christmas holiday. Fraser Nelson considers the future of the newspaper industry, and welcomes you to a debt-filled 2011. James Forsyth says that the Oldham East by-election will determine whether Clegg or Miliband is under pressure, and previews the rebellions to come. Peter Hoskin argues that 2011 is all about growth, and notices ...

...here are some of the posts made on Spectator.co.uk over the weekend: Fraser Nelson sets out why we need a proper debate about healthcare. James Forsyth reveals some cartoon cowardice, and says that the Tories must cut out the unforced errors. Peter Hoskin wonders whether George Osborne has downgraded the Tories' health spending commitment, and watches Peter Mandelson continue his anti-Osbo...

Here are some of the posts made at Spectator.co.uk over the last week. James Forsyth says that this is a conservative moment that Cameron must exploit, and responds to Cameron’s Commons’ statement. Peter Hoskin watches Cameron get tough, and exposes Osborne’s debt dilemma. David Blackburn notes that the Eurozone is still trying to maintain the status quo, and explains Angela...

Here are some of the posts made at Spectator.co.uk over the past week. Fraser Nelson celebrates an unorthodox genius. James Forsyth says that the Europe issue hasn’t gone away, and discusses a model of coalition policy making. Peter Hoskin explains why Ed Miliband has been duplicitous about debt, and ponders Cameron’s bad news day. David Blackburn notes that there’s little triump...