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Russia has to make a choice about its role in the world

Syria is in a dire state. The conflict there has become a tangled mess of armed groups, state actors and contrasting goals.
The Government is right to seek more grammar schools

My constituency of Stratford on Avon contains three of the five grammar schools that Warwickshire County Council has retained.
Apple’s tax and TTIP’s collapse both show why Britain was right to back Brexit

During these weeks following the EU referendum, I have made a conscious effort to remain quiet on the subject.
Why Trump and Brexiteers have nothing in common

Donald Trump has been consistently written off and underestimated since the announcement of his Presidential bid last year.
Despite the dire predictions, May has succeeded in reuniting our Party after the referendum

The last month has been a month in which history sped up to a dizzying pace. We have voted to leave the European Union, had a leadership contest and installed a new leader – all in the space of a little over four weeks.
Cameron has left Britain a great legacy. Now we must take it forward

Over two weeks have passed since the EU referendum and David Cameron’s sad decision to resign.
What’s the future of the EU? The Remain Campaign doesn’t know

Throughout this referendum campaign, we have heard regular complaints that different groups of Leave campaigners have divergent ideas for the future of the UK.
I voted Leave. But now we must govern for the 48 per cent as well as the 52 per cent.

Just a few days ago, I wrote with Nicholas Soames, calling for our party to unite no matter what the result turned out to be. 
The EU cannot solve its problems. Which makes them our problems. Which is why we should leave – and take control.

It is often said by those who wish to remain a member of the European Union that some of the current problems plaguing the organisation are temporary.