Lord Blackwell looks at some of the enduring policy ideas produced in the final years of Major’s government.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind reflects on John Major’s time in office and the unexpected 1992 General Election victory.

Dr Philip Brown looks at the work of the Party Archive, and selects his favourite General Election posters.

Leading blogger Iain Dale reflects on the career of the woman who inspired him to get involved in politics.

Lord Howe looks at the radical economic measures he introduced as Margaret Thatcher’s first Chancellor.

Archivist Jeremy McIlwaine reviews never before seen letters from Thatcher’s years as a candidate.

Eric Pickles looks at the role of Party Chairman, and highlights some of the key figures who have held the post.

Lord Hurd reflects on how foreign affairs often provokes arguments within parties rather than between them.

Philip Ziegler, one of Britain’s leading biographers, looks at Edward Heath’s period in office.

D. R. Thorpe looks at Harold Macmillan’s psyche and his major achievements in office.