Rob Sutton: The Coronavirus. We must stop pinning our hopes on a vaccine – and learn to live with it
Continued lockdowns and restrictions assume we will eventually produce one. If the attempt fails, what next?
Mark Harper: The office paradigm has shifted – here’s the future
One of the ways that the impact on the domestic labour market can be limited is by using immigration policy more effectively.
Julian Brazier: Helping Lebanon to succeed is in our interests
That country needs assistance in making the transition to responsible, accountable democracy after a generation of corrupt leadership.
JP Floru: The call for ‘Covid Marshals’ shows that ministers are losing their grip on the nation
That Boris Johnson feels the need to mobilise civilian enforcers is clear evidence that a second harsh lockdown does not command popular support.
Bob Seely: The Government must urgently re-assess its misguided housebuilding strategy
How can ministers claim to be ‘levelling up’ the country when they are slashing targets for the North and Midlands in favour of the overcrowded South?
Sajid Javid: We need a strategy for putting the country back on a secure financial footing.
Consequently, our third and most important priority is the vigorous pursuit of growth – set our country on a path of solid and sustained expansion.
Bernard Jenkin: If necessary, we must pass legislation that will nullify the direct effect and direct applicability of EU laws
It may be good tough talk to speak of breaking international law, but it does not engender respect. His exact words were not even factually correct.
Robert Palmer: Taxing wealth would put Sunak on the right side of public opinion
Whilst still averse to ‘bashing the rich’, new research shows Conservative voters are strongly supportive of raising tax to support public services.
Sanjoy Sen: How can the Government accelerate a cleaner, more efficient future for transport?
It’s critical for it to consult with consumers and industry experts before making big decisions.
Roderick Crawford: The EU has an obligation to improve the flawed Northern Ireland Protocol. And isn’t meeting it.
In practice, a workable protocol requires arrangements that reflect its wider aims — including respect for the territorial integrity of the UK.
Johnny Leavesley: The Chancellor must find the courage to cut taxes and make it easier to hire
A conventional budget of tax rises and spending cuts sizeable enough to begin to make our national debt affordable will constrict growth.
Mark Jenkinson: We must seize this opportunity to pass serious planning reform with both hands
My experience in local government has convinced me that change is needed to deliver the beautiful and affordable housing that communities need.
Andrew Green: As unemployment soars, why are Ministers harming our young people – by helping migrants compete for their jobs?
This policy threatens their work, training and future. The Government should think again.
Paul Bristow: Home-working blocks the young from flourishing in their careers
If Conservatives believe in anything, it’s the chance to work hard and get on. Gaining experience in a workplace is crucial for social mobility.
Simone Finn: Civil Service reform. Gove and Case will drive forward the legacy of Heywood and Maude – who’s back to help out
The best ideas for reform won’t come from government alone. That’s why I’ve joined the Commission for Smart Government which was launched last month.