-
Video profile
-
Video (9min 41sec): We look at the life and career of the Conservative party's very own comeback kid, from his tumultuous time as Tory leader to his return to frontline politics as work and pensions secretary
Most recent
-
3 Jan 2012: Iain Duncan Smith, the coalition's work and pensions secretary, responds to Guardian article by his shadow, Liam Byrne
-
3 Jan 2012:
Compare 2002 with 2012 and the continuity of the Conservatives' thinking is clear
-
-
21 Dec 2011: Shadow Wales secretary accuses Iain Duncan Smith of 'disgraceful' response to request for state aid
-
19 Dec 2011: Response: Housing benefit reforms will make new housing rentals unaffordable for the low paid, says Keith Kintrea
-
-
9 Dec 2011: Work and pensions secretary warns riots will reoccur unless structural reforms are made to communities and families
-
8 Dec 2011: Sue Marsh: The politicians driving welfare changes have personal experience of the support they are seeking to erase
-
8 Dec 2011:
Nicholas Watt: Eurosceptic Tories are angry with David Cameron for repeatedly failing to live up to commitments on the EU
-
8 Dec 2011: PM heads for crucial meeting in Brussels amid EU anger at UK tactics and Tory rightwing clamour for referendum
-
8 Dec 2011: Michael White: the PM has an awkward, thankless mission trying to square several circles
-
-
6 Dec 2011: Report to MPs recommends medical tests and 'back to work' interviews for thousands undergoing treatment
-
4 Dec 2011: Coalition position in question as Iain Duncan Smith and Nick Clegg offer different views on possibility of referendum
-
1-15 of 651 for Iain Duncan Smith