Ken Clarke Articles

The government’s radical reform agenda for policing has sparked widespread controversy. This is especially apparent with the introduction of elected police and crime commissioners on 15 November. A recent poll suggested that only 18 per cent of all voters support the...

If you want to know why David Cameron is going to lose the next election, don’t look at the Department of Health, don’t look at the Treasury, and don’t look at the Department for Work and Pensions. Look instead at the Department for International Development. Since...

In July last year I was contacted by Michelle Livesey from Key 103 radio station. Michelle had been reporting on the tragic case of Clare Wood, a young lady in my constituency who was brutally killed by her former partner. He had a history of serial domestic violence...

Like free trade in the 19th century and the Irish question 100 years ago, the Europe problem is now going to dominate parliament until the next election and perhaps much longer. As MPs mull over what has happened there are 10 aspects from the crisis over British...