Ann Widdecombe

Many of us are left wondering why this Government is pushing this through now, writes former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe

Matt Vickers, the Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party, grandly pronounces that the Tories might be willing to do a deal with Reform before the next General Election if the fortunes of his useless party do not improve. The subtext of that, of course, is that if they do improve, then the Tories ...

In an increasingly social media-dominated age, that is a question which we are going to have to address, writes the former Conservative MP

This could be the final nail in the coffin for Keir Starmer's abysmal leadership, writes former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe

Donald Trump's unedifying comments about the Pope may have backfired, writes the former Conservative MP

The question is not will there be a rout on May 7 but only how sizeable that rout will be, writes the former Conservative MP

Craig Revel Horwood and Ann Widdecombe danced together on the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour in 2011.

Reform must ignore the Tories and throw the kitchen sink, taps and plug at winning, writes the former Conservative MP

When three teenage boys walked free over the rape of two girls, it sent a terrible message, writes the former Conservative MP

Even good Governments can go through appallingly bad patches, writes the former Conservative MP