Loyalist alienation

Political leadership is needed in Belfast no less than in London – in some respects, even more so.

David Gauke: Cameron’s values in government may be out of favour, but they are not wrong

Looked at in the round, over the 2010-2016 period, the UK had the joint highest growth for a G7 economy, level with the US.

Gary Powell: Ministers shouldn’t appease the LGBT+ lobby. It doesn’t speak for all gay people – certainly not for me.

Extreme gender ideology undermines cultural norms, scientific reality, the connection between motherhood and children, parental rights, and free speech.

Cameron and Greensill. We also blame the Sue Gray-ification of British politics.

For us, the key question is: what was Greensill himself doing as an adviser to the Coalition in the first place?

Jacob Rees-Mogg: The Duke of Edinburgh – the country’s first vassal, Her Majesty’s liege man

Bagehot’s purely dignified role for the monarchy only works if tireless duty and service are at its heart – as in this case.

Rupert Myers: Let Prince Philip become Plinth Philip

If he isn’t the sort of person we should be erecting statues to, then it’s time to do away with statues altogether.

A prince’s passing is a chance to reflect on why we’re royalists

Constitutionally, socially, and symbolically, the monarchy is an institution that binds us together in ways no presidency could.

Sarah Ingham: We might have had a Juan Carlos or an Ernst August. Instead, we’ve had the Queen – and the Duke.

She has lost a beloved husband and the country has lost one of the most admirable public servants in its history.

After the Duke

In looking to the monarchy’s future, we follow in his footsteps. He was its original moderniser in our times.

William Shawcross: ‘Grief is the price we must pay for love’, as the Queen said. How much she will feel that now.

Far from being a reactionary as sometimes caricatured, he was always compassionate and open-minded, as well as brave.

Forget Nish Kumar. Non-woke artists are the real casualties of our culture war.

I got one message from a Brexiteer artist telling me “it would be career suicide for me to be public about my opinions”.

Francis Ingham: It simply won’t do that Cameron wasn’t covered by lobbying rules that he himself introduced

The patent absurdity of a Lobbying Act which excludes the majority of lobbyists means that it simply will not last.

We interrupt our usual morning editorial to make a public service announcement

The risk of dying as a consequence of having received the AstraZeneca anti-Covid vaccine is minimal.

Stephen Booth: Merkel’s departure is Macron’s opportunity – an opening for his dreams of an even closer Union

And if Germany’s Greens are in government after the federal election, they will be inclined to help him.

Robert Ede and Sean Phillips: The Government faces an election run-up monopolised by reports of NHS waiting times and delays

The third in a mini-series of articles on ConHome this week about healthcare after Covid.