On Radio 4's Today programme, Tim Montgomerie - with the help of a lot of music - introduces 'Full Orchestral Conservatism'

On Radio 4's Today programme Tim Montgomerie argued against the idea that a successful Tory Party would sit on the Left or sit on the centre ground or, indeed, move Rightwards. A successful Conservative Party would be broadly-based. It could, he argued, be thought of as 'Full Orchestral Conservatism'.

Tim wrote about this idea a few months ago.

Tim Montgomerie and Mark Pack talk to Andrew Neil about the Eastleigh by-election and the health of the Coalition

Tim Montgomerie tells the Daily Politics that speculation about Cameron's leadership is "nonsense"

More Tory MPs may break with Cameron on gay marriage than on Europe or Lords reform

The BBC's Mark D'Arcy talks to Tory MPs David Burrowes, Graham Evans and Nick Herbert about the looming debate on gay marriage. Tim Montgomerie explains why so many Tory MPs are set to vote against the reform.

On last night's ‏BBC Westminster Hour, Carolyn Quinn talked to Tim Montgomerie, Stephen Tall and Hopi Sen about the political year

On last night's Westminster Hour three bloggers dissected the big political events of the year. Stephen Tall for the LibDems, Hopi Sen for Labour and Tim Montgomerie for the Conservatives.

Tim argued that...

• Jeremy Heywood's investigation of the Mitchell police log was more Inspector Clouseau than Sherlock Holmes.
• He said that Labour had wasted 2012 - doing nothing to show that it could be again trusted with taxpayers' money.
• He said that senior Tories hoped a more left-leaning Liberal Democrat would succeed Nick Clegg before the next election in order to avoid a large gathering of left-leaning voters around Ed Miliband.
• He also defended the welfare squeeze as a necessary deficit reduction measure and as a way of helping to 'make work pay'.

Listen to the twenty minute discussion.

On the Daily Politics, Peter Bone MP and Tim Montgomerie debate gay marriage

On the Daily Politics, Tim Montgomerie discusses the Lynton Crosby appointment

The hook for the discussion was this morning's Lord Ashcroft memo to Mr Crosby.

Tim Montgomerie tells BBC's Hard Talk that the Conservative Party needs a blue collar message if it is to win the next election

Watch the full thirty minute interview on BBC's iPlayer.

Tim Montgomerie urges Cameron to be "tough and tender" at the same time

The video was made for BBC1's 'This Week' programme.

Radio 4 profiles Boris Johnson: The Olympics could become political gold for Boris

Radio 4's 15 minute profile of Boris Johnson.

Contributors include his father Stanley, Andrew Gimson, Michael Howard, Tim Montgomerie and Charles Moore. Tim Montgomerie ends the programme by saying that Britain may look back on the London Olympics for many years to come with great pride and Boris Johnson will be the politician most associated with them.

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