Agenda
Capitalism reconceived
After the 90s recession hit his family, Matt Hancock fixed on a career in economics – and the new Suffolk MP's ideas on banking reform have never seemed more timely
The new Tories
Where the 1997 Labour intake signed up to central control, the 2010 Tories are doings things their own way. Sam Macrory assesses how this mentality took shape.
The quiet reformer
With constitutional reform generally more a Lib Dem than Tory pursuit, the Conservative minister overseeing it finds himself at the coalface of coalition politics, hears Sam Macrory.
When Kwasi means real
A leading light in the 2010 intake of Conservative MPs, Kwasi Kwartang is a Cambridge and Harvard scholar who is prepared to think out loud about his party's future
Moving with the times
In her first article since becoming transport secretary, Justine Greening sets out her priorities for Britain's air and surface networks
Select committees: What's next on the agenda?
Sam Macrory assesses whether select committees need further powers or are already equipped to fulfil their potential
Conscience of the coalition
The Lib Dems may be the junior coalition partner but their contribution can still be leveraged for maximum electoral advantage, says Lord Rennard.
Electoral registration - good housekeeping?
As MPs debate individual voter registration this afternoon, Sam Macrory says it hasn't been a headline-grabber but reform of electoral registration is in the air
