The collapse of the ministerial careers of Davis and Fox show the stark influence Cameron's reshuffle will have. Lyndon Johnson once said of J. Edgar Hoover that 'it's probably better to have him inside the tent pissing out, than outside the tent pissing in'. Giving an increased number of new MPs a stake in the coalition government's future looks set to be the wisest feature of this upcoming reshuffle.

Robert Halfon called on the government to scrap "regressive" fuel duty as he kicked-off a parliamentary debate on rising fuel prices The Conservat...

Tomorrow in the House of Commons, David Cameron will face down some of his biggest adversaries - his own party. After travelling to Brussells for ...