Henry Hill: Salmond arrested as ministers get tough with Sturgeon

Also: Car bombing in Londonderry sparks concerns of ‘Brexit violence’ as SDLP announce partnership with Fianna Fail.

Eight in ten party members oppose extending Article 50, according to our snap survey

The message from our Party members’ panel is clear: activists want no change to exit day – and delaying it would risk a backlash.

Our survey. A second referendum is as unpopular as ever amongst grassroots Conservatives.

Nine in ten respondents to our survey are opposed – just as they were in December.

Henry Hill: The Salmond-Sturgeon standoff is costing the SNP its cohesion at a crucial moment

A party which usually operates with an almost eerie level of phalanx-like discipline is struggling to contain a split at the very top.

The idea that this Government has made a habit of ‘constitutional outrages’ is false

David Allen Green has painted an inaccurate and flattering picture of the circumstances in which John Bercow shattered precedent this week.

Henry Hill: Sturgeon under fire after Salmond wins case against her government

Also: Scottish and Welsh Labour re-admit AM and councillor in antisemitism rows; and SDLP look south to merger with major Republic party.

Our guide to how the Government can deliver its Brexit deal in Parliament. Or No Deal. And whether MPs can block the latter.

Short of backing Labour in a no-confidence vote, rebels can only make such a departure more chaotic and hope the Prime Minister buckles.

May must ensure that increases in NHS spending are tied to outcomes

It’s a politically sensitive subject and the Government has a lot on its plate, but the Treasury is right to be concerned with ensuring value for money.

The Welsh Conservatives need to break out of their rut in 2019

As predicted, they have scarcely profited from the collapse of UKIP – and now Abolish the Assembly is mounting a challenge for the unionist vote.

Our Survey: Mercer wins ‘Parliamentarian of the Year’

His campaigning on behalf of ex-servicemen helped him see off Graham Brady, Tracey Crouch and Dominic Grieve.

ConservativeHome Awards: Cox scoops another gong as ‘Minister of the Year’

The Attorney General saw off strong competition from Michael Gove and Sajid Javid, with Liz Truss missing out on a podium spot.

Our Survey: Grieve wins Remainer of the Year

Keir Starmer takes a distant second, with Anna Soubry and Tony Blair failing to make much of an impact.

ConservativeHome Awards: Rees-Mogg wins Brexiteer of the Year

Half of all respondents nominated the ERG Chairman, with another quarter voting for Dominic Raab.

ConservativeHome Awards: Johnson wins Resignation of the Year

Brexiteers take the podium spots, but Tracey Crouch wins an honourable mention for her stand on fixed-odds betting terminals.

Ashdown laid the foundations for both the triumphs and trials of the Liberal Democrats

His focus on leftish politics and local campaigning built the party into a potent force, but left it badly exposed to the dangers of coalition with the Conservatives.