Fraser Nelson

Panicking politicians addicted to iPhones ousted the prime minister. They may soon find out how quickly in the social media age political capital evaporates

The DWP already has the data to identify where work doesn't pay. It collects it, models it and calibrates it against reality — but almost never publishes the results.

Why headline figures don’t tell the full story

Andy Burnham could prove just an ineffectual placebo but the team he is building points to another, more dynamic scenario

His devolution pitch ignores the lessons of Scotland – and risks mistaking political theatre for a governing programme.

Leader is increasingly tetchy when asked about source of his money and unhappy with the party’s move further right

Forget the smears, innuendo and mud flinging by £740-a-hour lawyers: was there any proof of crime?

OPINION: From the offset, something rather important was missing from Prince Harry's phone-hacking claim against the Daily Mail: proof.

Farage is starting to look like the establishment he rails against

The state has never had more money yet Britain is on track to go bust. It can’t be hard to correct this disastrous course