Stephen Crabb reports from his visit to southern Afghanistan with the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme.

Penny Mordaunt, candidate for Portsmouth North, talks about her Social Action scheme to improve health in the local community.

Alistair Cooke looks at this day in 1919, when the famous Lady Astor took her seat in the House of Commons.

Mark Pawsey, our candidate for Rugby, reports on his Social Action initiative to send old football shirts to Rwanda.

Daniel Kawczynski discusses the launch of Conservative Friends of Poland and the similarities between our countries.

William Hague reports from our event to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Stephen Crabb writes about the joint launch of a report by our Human Rights Commission and Women’s Organisation.

Alistair Cooke reviews Masters and Commanders, Andrew Roberts’ new work on the Second World War.

Deirdre Alden writes about how things are going at Welsh House Farm, our Social Action project in Birmingham.

Owen Paterson outlines the agreement which will end Northern Ireland’s isolation from mainstream UK politics.