The Staggers

By funding higher capital spending through cuts elsewhere, Osborne will do little to boost growth. But will Labour finally make the case for borrowing for growth?

We shouldn't allow the experience of Iraq to prejudice us against intervention in every other case.

Throwing rhetorical jibes at the Labour leader is a crude displacement activity that will do little to aid the Tories' cause.

In 1979, the Tories won despite Jim Callaghan's lead over Margaret Thatcher. Cameron's lead over Miliband isn't enough to guarantee Tory success.

How God is taking over the city of London PLUS: After Woolwich – Mehdi Hasan and Daniel Trilling on how to tackle extremism on Britain’s streets

Yet another Conservative politician is caught making it up.

British households have become more, not less, concerned over the last five years.

Our aid commitment, properly targeted, is first and foremost about our own security and economic interests.

By promoting balanced growth and increasing employment, small businesses exemplify the investment economy Labour wishes to build.

It is not helpful for a man about to stand trial to remind everyone just how well he knows "David".

Daniel Trilling reports on the far-right rally at Downing Street on Bank Holiday Monday.

With further cuts to higher education and 40 per cent of student loans unlikely to be repaid, the parties need to agree on a sustainable funding system.

What the Conservative rule book says about a vote of no confidence and a leadership election.

The ten must-read comment pieces from this morning's papers.