The PM must recognise that if we are to keep the NATO alliance in tact and retain the US in it , we must spend at least 3% of GDP by 2030. It is vital for our OWN security. 2.5% by 26/27 is a waypoint to get there. 1/2

If Putin is allowed to come back in a few years and take the rest of Ukraine, he won't stop there. Preventing Russia seizing territory by force is profoundly in our national interest. Why do so many Reform supporters parrot Putin's lines?

The vast bulk of Eastern Europe had joined NATO by 2004. So that provoked an invasion of Ukraine in 2022?! And Finland + Sweden joined AFTER the invasion. You really need to do better than tweet hoary old Kremlin talking points which have been long discredited. x.com/olynxa/status/…

“I was lucky to escape any real fighting,” JD Vance wrote in his 2016 memoir about his time as a Marine Corps journalist in Iraq. I was part of British forces fighting in highly kinetic operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, the latter in response to Article 5 following 9/11. The

A message from Meriden MP and former Tech Minister, Saqib Bhatti...

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We agree Kevin - preserving local voices is vital. But we must also balance these concerns with our country's beyond-critical need for more homes and infrastructure 👇

President’s Trump’s tariffs show that we need to take what he says both seriously and literally.    Many tariffs are here to stay, and we need to take his statements on Canada, Greenland, and a third presidential term at face value.

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You don’t get anywhere being defined by others. So instead of chasing the right, the Conservatives should be championing economic & social liberalism to redefine the centre ground. I spoke to The New Statesman about the case for Moderate Conservatism 👇🏻 newstatesman.com/politics/uk-po…

Because cabinet ministers are accountable to parliament, which approves (or not) the spending of our money.

A statement from the Rossendale and Darwen Conservative Association, following Jake Berry’s decision to join Reform UK.

Saying "I grew up gay on a council estate in Durham, bullied before I even knew what it meant" is the definition of victimhood politics, i.e. the very thing you claim in this post to hate. You have framed your entire argument here in the context of personal victimhood.

Don't be fooled by Farage's fantasy economics. I called out the 'mini budget' at the time. Reform would be all of that on steroids.

I dunno, maybe this guy?

Good riddance. Totally useless as an MP. Her behaviour cost the Conservatives one of their safest seats.

Wonder if our SecDef has studied WWII?

This is an awful idea, we elect MPs to make these decisions for us.

There is not much we agree with the Prime Minister on… But he is right that the UK is better than the small minded, little England that Nigel Farage and Reform would have us all believe. Conservatives must remind our voters and the country of this too, at conference next week

Huge thanks to those who took part in the Conference Elevator Pitch to Alex Burghart - can you pitch a policy in 30s?