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What should Apple do with its $81bn?

20.10.11
It is hard to find a chink in the armour of Wall Street's technology titans. Apple's figures may have disappointed Wall Street this week, but it is all relative... more

David Cameron must breathe new life into the Coalition

25.07.11
The Prime Minister needs to review his policies and reshuffle the ministers charged with delivering them... more

Strike-breaking laws are not backed by public, says Tebbit

22.06.11
The man who led Margaret Thatcher's battle against the unions warns David Cameron not to seek to impose new strike-breaking laws without public support... more

Katie Price 'to guest edit Today show' over Christmas

23.11.10
Katie Price has been asked to guest edit BBC Radio 4’s flagship Today programme, according to reports... more

Lord Tebbit tells David Cameron: No ‘Vichy’ surrender to EU cash demands

28.10.10
David Cameron was warned against a “Vichy-style” surrender to Europe today as he faced a double rebellion over the European budget and plans for a new EU treaty... more

David Cameron hints at tax break to halt child benefit revolt

05.10.10
David Cameron offers to give ground to higher earners in the face of a growing revolt over cuts in child benefit... more

William Hague revelations are ‘unfair’ to Ffion: Speaker’s wife

03.09.10
Wife of Speaker John Bercow criticises William Hague for detailing his wife’s miscarriages in denying a gay relationship with an aide ... more

Tory peer Lord Taylor to face court on expenses charges

13.08.10
Tory peer will appear in court accused of false accounting after he was questioned over the parliamentary expenses scandal... more

Pakistan claims expose Cameron as slap-happy, says Lord Tebbit

03.08.10
David Cameron faced fresh criticism over his Pakistan remarks when Lord Tebbit accused him of running a 'sloppy, slap-happy government'... more

This would be a good election for the Tories to lose

20.04.10
Cameron’s message is so blunted that his party doesn’t deserve to win, says Lady Thatcher’s favourite historian... more

Zac Goldsmith the first victim of Nick Clegg’s new TV popularity

19.04.10
Zac Goldsmith is set to lose his election bid in the wake of the Nick Clegg bounce, an exclusive Evening Standard poll of Londoners reveals... more

Lord Tebbit could be charged for 'kicking a dragon' at Chinese New Year

19.03.10
Tory peer Lord Tebbit could face prosecution over claims that he kicked a person wearing a dragon costume during Chinese New Year celebrations... more

David Cameron under pressure as MPs demand to see Ashcroft peerage papers

08.03.10
David Cameron faces fresh pressure over Lord Ashcroft after a cross-party committee of MPs demands to see the secret Whitehall papers on his peerage... more

Norman Tebbit 'kicked Chinese dragon on the bottom'

23.02.10
Norman Tebbit was 'jostled by a dragon' as he tried to stop noisy Chinese New Year celebrations... more

Expenses scandal: the disgrace continues

05.02.10
It had been well trailed, but the announcement by the Crown Prosecution Service that three Labour MPs and one Tory peer will face criminal charges was still shocking... more

David Cameron gambles on honesty over spending cuts

28.07.09
David Cameron will gamble at Conservative party conference by revealing where spending axe will fall if he wins power... more

Bercow was an ally but is not Speaker material, says Tebbit

22.06.09
Former Tory chairman Lord Tebbit praised maverick candidate John Bercow for taking on extremists in the party ranks while a student... more

Ministers back October poll after expenses clean-up

22.05.09
An Autumn general election is a growing prospect as Gordon Brown maps out his political fight-back, the Standard has learned... more

Labour support slumps to 22% as voters show fury

15.05.09
Labour's support was in meltdown as a new poll showed the party had slumped to a record low of 22 per cent... more

MPs expenses: Police urged to quiz Alistair Darling

12.05.09
Chancellor Alistair Darling is one of six MPs who could face a police probe over their expenses, the Standard can reveal... more

It's anything but friendly to invite Pakistan and India to the Oval will be anything but

11.03.09
Football: The Mumbai attacks mean any game between India and Pakistan will be full of tension, or worse... more

Thatcher’s golliwog jibe axing is 'revenge on mum'

04.02.09
The BBC has been accused of taking revenge on Margaret Thatcher, after her daughter Carol was sacked from The One Show.... more

Questions for the new 'Gissa job' generation

28.01.09
Back in the early 1980s, Alan Bleasdale's TV drama Boys From the Black Stuff gripped the nation... more

I’m more progressive than you: the new Obama one-upmanship

22.01.09
Gordon Brown, David Cameron and others are rushing to claim the new President as their own. Ownership of the P-word is going to be a hard-fought battle between Left and Right... more

It's a question of judgment

22.10.08
IF GEORGE Osborne, the shadow chancellor, finds himself fighting for his political credibility, he has only himself to blame. When the question arose as to whether he had sought to solicit donations to the Tory Party from the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska while on holiday in Corfu, he should have issued an entirely frank and full statement, or none at all. What he actually did was to declare that "we didn't ask for money; we didn't receive any". ... more

Cyclists lead the way on a weekend of pure gold

18.08.08
Like the Cubans in boxing or the Chinese in table tennis, Britain are ready to take ownership of an Olympic sport for the first time in living memory... more

Axing MPs' oath is 'attack on the state'

08.08.08
A campaign to scrap the historic requirement on MPs to swear allegiance to the monarch has been described as an "attack on the state"... more

Jenni Murray: My love-hate relationship with my mother ... and the agony of watching her die from Parkinson's

28.06.08
Woman's Hour presenter Jenni Murray reveals in a new book her love-hate relationship with her difficult mother.... more

The English Game: Howzat? It very nearly bowled me over

15.05.08
Norman Tebbit's cricket test has had a good innings. ... more

Speech opera provides great theatre

23.07.07
If you hate people on mobiles in the theatre, Critical Mass is not for you, says Nick Kimberley.... more


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