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Thursday 24 May 2012

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Iain Martin

Iain Martin writes about the evolving Tory party and its shifting fortunes - and also keeps watch on the inner workings of the Coalition Government.

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Pink Floyd, Mr Cameron? Really?

The Prime Minister must have opted for Dark Side of the Moon as his favourite album to avoid offending the Queen, muses Iain Martin.

15 May 2012

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The Tories must find a way of getting along

The PM’s critics should steer him in the right direction, argues Iain Martin.

07 May 2012

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Inside the shady world of lobbyists

The Murdoch affair has exposed the shadowy figures paid to influence ministers. Iain Martin shines a light into a dark corner.

29 Apr 2012

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Voters have lost patience with the culture of spin and fakery

The politics of message manipulation that served Clinton and Blair so well will not rescue Cameron, argues Iain Martin.

23 Apr 2012

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The civil servants' Coalition coup

No wonder top civil servants wanted a coalition. It increases their power, says Iain Martin.

20 Apr 2012

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The charities row could be worse for David Cameron than the 'granny tax'

The tax row is further evidence of the Budget unravelling, says Iain Martin.

14 Apr 2012

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Scottish Nationalists' sense of humour failure

Chippy Nationalists have suffered a revealing sense of humour failure over The Economist's 'Skintland' cover, notes Iain Martin.

13 Apr 2012

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What's in store for Cameron, Clegg, Ed and Boris?

What do the party leaders hope to achieve in next month's local elections, asks Iain Martin.

07 Apr 2012

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Conservatives should prepare for life after David Cameron

The 'modernisers’ now appear out of touch and have alienated many natural supporters, argues Iain Martin.

02 Apr 2012

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There's a crisis of competence at the top of the Tory party

Recent turbulence has drawn attention to failings at No 10, says Iain Martin.

31 Mar 2012

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Maude in car crash on the Today programme

Francis Maude's effort to defend the Prime Minister over Cash for Cameron on the radio this morning was something of a disaster, says Iain Martin.

26 Mar 2012

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Cash for access is toxic for the Tories

State funding of politics would be a monstrous response to the reckless open-door policy at No 10, argues Iain Martin.

26 Mar 2012

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Budget 2012: George Osborne's reputation has taken a serious knock

The Chancellor does not show much feel for the concerns of aspirational voters, thinks Iain Martin.

24 Mar 2012

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What the Jubilee means for Britain

The Queen is above politics – but her Jubilee has deep implications for the United Kingdom, says Iain Martin.

20 Mar 2012

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Don't believe the Chancellor's hype

George Osborne's mates are hailing him as a genius. So let him reverse his 24-carat cock-up over Child Benefit, says Iain Martin.

19 Mar 2012

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Budget 2012: Where does Labour stand?

The Chancellor faces some key decisions in his Budget, and Labour's economic policy will also come under scrutiny, says Iain Martin.

17 Mar 2012

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A PR disaster for Goldman Sachs

The public letter of resignation from a senior executive is nothing less than a devastating knee in the nuts for the investment bank, writes Iain Martin.

14 Mar 2012

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Budget 2012: David Cameron and George Osborne fail to understand the striving middle classes

The Cameroons' lack of feel for hard-working families could be fatal to their chances, writes Iain Martin.

10 Mar 2012

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With Steve Hilton gone, who will drive David Cameron to be bold?

With the PM's closest adviser gone, the Tories will be at risk of drift, says Iain Martin.

03 Mar 2012

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Clegg is targeting Tory voters for higher taxes - but why are Cameron and Osborne pandering to him?

The Liberal Democrat leader's language has steadily become more anti-wealth and is often economically illiterate, says Iain Martin.

25 Feb 2012

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What Fox’s hounding means for Osborne

The Chancellor’s old ally is part of a Right-wing backlash, says Iain Martin.

22 Feb 2012

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The Budget tug of war

What do different parties want from the Budget, asks Iain Martin.

18 Feb 2012

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