Mark Jenkinson: The case for coal

Enhancing its domestic production can help “level up” Britain and reduce the carbon footprint from imports.

Bill Cash: We would be within our rights to override the Withdrawal Agreement. And in any event, the EU itself is a law-breaker.

Look, too, at the track record of EU Member States. In 2020, Germany’s highest court ruled on subordinating EU law to German law. The EU took no action.

Ryan Henson and James Rogers: The reformed Foreign Office has a fresh chance to counter China and Russia

It should initiate an “International Prosperity Initiative” – to provide an alternative to the “aid” agendas of authoritarian rivals.

Doug Stokes: The Conservatives must rally to the flag of the Enlightenment tradition as the culture wars rage

It is quite shocking that the Equality Act has been left totally unreformed, since it has morphed into the central juridical weapon of the left.

Andrew Griffith: How the Government can put enterprise at the heart of the recovery

To make best use of public funds, we should capitalise on those sectors where we already have a world-leading position.

İbrahim Özdemir: How the UK’s new forest protection law will beat the EU at its own game

British proposals for supply-chain certification offers a comprehensive solution based on partnership between producer and consumer nations.

Raghib Ali: Evidence suggests that this Covid second wave won’t be as severe as the first. Nonetheless, it’s a threat to the NHS.

The only way the service coped last spring was by shutting down many services which caused suffering and death for thousands.

Sally-Ann Hart: This crisis has highlighted the urgent need for affordable, secure and comfortable homes

As Conservatives, we cannot, and should not, forget or ignore the necessity for a safety net; for good quality social housing that people enjoy living in.

Arminka Helic: Three easy ways for the Government to hugely improve the Domestic Abuse Bill

These measures will make a negligible impact to the immigration figures or public finances, but a huge difference to survivors.

David Skelton: Brexit can unleash a new era of reindustrialisation. But only if we are free from state aid laws.

This renaissance could place the UK at the vanguard of the most industries and technologies over the coming decades.

Ben Everitt: Why the plan for a technical university in Milton Keynes offers new opportunities for higher education – and business

Free Schools spotted a gap in the market and provided a solution to fill it. This initiative has the potential to do the same.

Brooks Newmark: How to eradicate the blight of rough sleeping once and for all by the end of this Parliament

It needs a clear prevention strategy in place by year-end, to provide a clear framework for local councils, and to roll out the Housing First Programme.

Sam Hall: Extinction Rebellion is completely wrong in its approach to climate change

We need a credible plan to reach net zero by 2050. A great prize is within our grasp, but XR is alienating the public.

Ben Bradley: I will not be undertaking unconscious bias training – and call on my colleagues to take the same stand

Not only is this type of ‘education’ a nonsense, but the taxpayer will have to pick up the bill for it.

Bim Afolami: Conservatives need a new economic vision

We must embrace an active enterprising state, reformed and reforming, that can help drive an enterprise nation forward.