A party without ideology is a party unfit for government

Article Abstract:

Issues raised by attempts by the UK Conservative party to move away from a fixed ideology are discussed. It is argued that having ideological commitment is extremely important.

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Mr Portillo must now call off his henchmen and put the party first

Article Abstract:

UK Conservative party leader William Hague continues to face challenges from Michael Portillo, with Portillo having refused to repeat comments made in autumn 2000 about not wishing to lead the party. Portillo's supporters should now back down in order to protect the future of the party as a whole.

Portillo, Michael

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Tory MPs have accepted that their party is staring death in the face

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning likely developments in the UK Conservative party under a new leader are discussed. It is argued that Conservatives may not yet be prepared to be led by Michael Portillo.

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