Politics

A Conservative Home poll has found 71 percent of Conservative party members would vote for Britain to leave the EU

Last week, Conservative MP Philip Davies opened a can of worms when he suggested men’s issues should be discussed in Parliament. Martin Daubney meets him

Killing the hopes of Kate Godfrey, who criticised Labour's new spin doctor, sends a chilling message to Jeremy Corbyn's critics

As David Cameron promotes a new drive to get more families to adopt children, one young girl doesn't hold back

Would a Labour government retain Britain's nuclear weapons? Some questions in politics need straight and consistent answers

Ministers quietly expand scope of 'planning in principle' power from brownfield sites to areas earmarked for development in local plans

Electronic boards displaying the cost of unleaded and diesel will be trialled on southbound stretch of M5 between Bristol and Exeter from next year

Some of Britain's most famous faces back campaign calling for increase in mental health spending in open letter published in The Telegraph

Dozens of public bodies will be able to search people's internet activity for the purposes of 'detecting or preventing crime'

Kate Godfrey, who questioned hiring of Seumas Milne, rejected within hours of deadline as party selects seven candidates to interview for by-election

Senior figures in government allegedly told to destroy 13-page document raising concerns about legal footing for Iraq War - but Blair spokesman calls claim 'nonsense'

Reinforcing historic friendships particularly matters when the United States seem to be neglecting theirs

MSP Angela Constance didn’t realise the interview was live

Theresa May, the Home Secretary, insists she is focused on renegotiation after poll suggest that she is public's choice to lead the campaign for Britain to leave the EU

Interviewed on BBC's Radio 5 Live, the Tory MP James Cleverly answers questions about drug usage and internet porn, along with saying he would "snog" Theresa May

Jeremy Corbyn's campaign to reverse UK party policy is boosted after a motion calling for Trident not to be renewed is passed with 70 per cent support at Scottish Labour conference.

Footage from April 2013 shows Labour leader criticised the "shedload" of money due to be spent remembering centenary of WW1

The Scottish Labour conference is debating a motion on scrapping Trident provided that defence jobs are protected. Here is the full wording:

Telegraph View: The so-called snooper's charter is controversial, but it responds to a serious problem - the rise in online crime and terrorism

Writing for the Telegraph, the Health Secretary says the BMA planned industrial action would put patients "at risk"

Home Secretary may need to be stripped of power to authorise phone-tapping and email snooping to increase trust in MI5 and GCHQ, chair of Intelligence and Security Committee says

European Commission's review of immigrant benefit rules is David Cameron's best chance of securing reform

By misinforming its members, the union risks slowing progress towards a safer, seven-day NHS

Kezia Dugdale said she would reverse George Osborne’s cuts to tax credits in Scotland and pledged to spend more on education if Labour wins next year’s Scottish Parliament elections

Private debt is getting out of hand. It is time to raise interest rates