Ignore Amber Rudd – British voters welcome foreign students
Clear majority believe foreign students have a positive impact, two polls show
Conservatives
Theresa May’s big promises mean nothing while she defends austerity
We know austerity has failed, but the Tories stand by it
Tories hit 17-point polling lead post-conference
Support for Labour has slipped to 26 per cent
Amid u-turns, contradictions and infighting, we still don’t know what Tory Brexit policy is
As Westminster returns from recess, Theresa May has questions to answer
Fraser Nelson thinks Brexiteers are the true liberals – does he remember their campaign?
Whatever they claim now, the Leave campaign was all about immigration
Boris Johnson and ‘global Britain’: the foreign secretary wants to set a new tone
Johnson’s first major outing bolsters the rumour that his ambitions are undimmed
Soldiers aren’t being harangued by lawyers – it’s a myth designed to discredit the Human Rights Act
Theresa May’s government is pushing a narrow, meaningless conception of human rights
Theresa May’s speech marks the rise of a nightmarish new Conservative politics
May wants to appeal to ‘ordinary’ people by attacking everyone else
Ruth Davidson is lighting up her party – but how high can she climb?
The Scottish Conservative leader is one to watch and, maybe, to fear
Labour is coming under fire for its response to Amber Rudd’s anti-immigrant proposals
The home secretary is taking a draconian approach to slashing net immigration