Articles

This month marks the 50th anniversary of Churchill’s death. Alistair Lexden looked back to an aspect of his schooldays at Harrow during a debate on cadet units...

Grave disquiet has arisen about the government’s attitude to the rule of law. Alistair Lexden put forward suggestions for improvement in a letter (attached)...

Reginald Bevins, the Liverpool working-class Tory who had responsibility for licensing the BBC, did indeed propose to take action against the programme (letter...

Conservative historian Lord Lexden reflects on the life of James Hamilton, the last Tory politician to be given a dukedom.

This milestone in his career as a contributor to the newspaper's famous letters page was passed on January 5 with the publication of a letter about an...

Six well-known women writers who studied at Newnham College, Cambridge have combined to produce an outstanding collection of miniature biographies of six...

How is legislation that applies to England alone to be dealt with by Parliament? The government recently published a White Paper which sets out a number of...

Laura Pitel underestimates Ukip’s achievement by describing it as “the first non-mainstream party to win a national poll in 100 years when it topped the...

The news on December 19 that the Home Secretary’s two special advisers had been removed from the Conservative Party’s official candidates’ list stirred a great...