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CONSERVATIVE NEWS
Austerity is a myth, says finance company
Public spending hasn't gone down at all, in fact it has risen since the coalition government came to power
Labour, Tories and Lib Dems 'fail' online at elections
Main political parties 'failing miserably' when it comes to reaching the electorate online, says report
Queen's Speech includes 19 new bills
New legislation will cover public sector pensions, Lords reform, speedier adoption and business red tape
''Recovery built on real growth, not debt''
The Prime Minister and Deputy PM have reiterated their determination to work together in coalition
Tories offer alternative Queen's Speech
Suggestions include taking more people off the 40p tax rate and holding a double referendum on Britain and the EU
LATEST CONSERVATIVE FEATURES
''The Scotland Bill matters to Tories''
There are still questions over power and accountability in the Scottish Parliament, David Cameron said in a speech to Scottish Conservatives as he kicked off his party's local election campaign
It's time for the Tories to praise the union movement
I want Conservatives to campaign in the union movement again, standing for election as officials... just like they did under Margaret Thatcher, writes Tory MP Robert Halfon
We're heading in the right direction, but we need more energy for growth
If the Chancellor is to pay for planned increases in public spending he has to deliver a Budget for growth and create new banks to help fuel the recovery, writes John Redwood
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