Alec Shelbrooke: We’re levelling up this country – and that’s got to include equal constituencies

The long-awaited Parliamentary Constituencies Bill will give voters fairer representation, and prevent political delay tactics.

Roderick Crawford: Almost halfway through July, there is still no sign that a trade deal with the EU is possible – never mind probable.

For many, WTO terms are good enough for trade and the compromises required for a deal are politically unacceptable.

Christian Guy: Today’s real slavery scandal. There are 100,000 slaves in Britain today – the tip of an international iceberg

One principle would stop us being seen as a soft touch for crime: care for the abused properly, and they will help dismantle the gangs.

Richard Walton: The Government must act to prevent Coronavirus fraud

Together with error, it is set to cost the taxpayer an eye-watering sum in the region of £4.6 billion.

Jonathan Gullis: At last, we have an Education Secretary willing to say that the emperor has no clothes

We have a university system where 34 per cent of graduates don’t get graduate jobs and which subsidises unlimited courses in media studies.

Fay Jones: A ban on the rough sex defence – and other benefits of this Government’s Domestic Abuse Bill

From my spot on the Domestic Abuse committee, I saw just how much this Government wants to champion the rights of those who have been victimised.

Steve Brine: Making the most of vaping to deliver a smoke-free Britain

Regulating non-nicotine products intended for vaping would ensure that the UK retains its position as a rule-making global leader.

Danny Kruger: We should build, build, build the social housing we need. And build it beautiful.

Most fundamentally, we don’t want house building dominated by ten enormous companies and one underwhelming product:

Matt Vickers: The lockdown has increased loneliness. Some will need help to reconnect.

Rather than looking at medical options we should focus on social solutions – promoting activity and interaction.

Franco Frattini: Turkey’s actions in Libya risk another Europe-wide migrant crisis – and Brexit will not exempt the UK  

The international community must wake up to the threat posed by a destabilised Libya on the shores of the Mediterranean.

Chris Skidmore: Why it’s time to ditch the 50 per cent target for universities

The world of work has moved on, so that training, and indeed retraining, needs to happen not just for 18 year olds, but everyone throughout their lives.

James Rogers: We’re in the G7 and are members of NATO. But we need a new alliance of democracies – the D10.

Britain is said to be keen to build such a coalition to include the existing G7 members, alongside India, South Korea and Australia.

Rainer Zitelmann: Wealth taxes would be neither popular nor Conservative. Sunak must remember this tomorrow.

Contrary to what members of the Labour Party say, the evidence demonstrates that the public desire for high taxes on the rich is low.

Ros Altmann: What Ministers should do to ease the plight of small landlords

Four proposals to help engender a sustainable balance between the rights of landlords and renters.

Chris Whitehouse: Raab delivers on Magnitsky sanctions

There is further to go – but we can be proud of what the Foreign Secretary has already delivered.