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Jason Reed: History will judge us for our response to the Uyghur genocide

We could give in to the leftist, isolationist Little England vision of a reclusive UK. Alternatively, we could make Global Britain a reality.

Ruth Edwards: It’s time to accelerate the roll out of electric vehicles

After more than a century on the road, our automotive industry is overdue for a completely new engine.

Patrick Timms: Blame the unions, not teachers themselves, if our schools don’t re-open

With a ten-year background working in the education sector, I know that teachers are some of the most dedicated people you will ever meet.

Clare Ambrosino: Why One Nation conservatism can unite the country and win the Millennial vote

‘Peter Pans’ prefer to burn the candle at both ends. They are cicadas, not ants, but many would still love to raise a family.

Nicky Morgan: Ministers must act swiftly to avoid a disaster – bailiffs abusing vulnerable people over council tax arrears

Aggressive and intimidating enforcement plagued our system long before Covid: now is not the time to cross our fingers and hope that this might change.

John Bald: Ofqual needs a Chairman and Chief Regulator who know about education. If these can’t be found, we must start again.

We need to get rid of the idea that these grades are results. They are not, and cannot be relied on.

Tom Harris: Scottish Labour’s continuing capitulation to nationalism reeks of political desperation

It seems to gaze upon the SNP’s seemingly unstoppable rise and conclude that Sturgeon’s party is doing something right.

Matt Kilcoyne: CANZUK is a bold, imaginative, and popular blueprint for a global Britain

Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand: an alliance of modern, diverse, liberal, English-speaking democracies united by common cause.

James Gurd: So often, views of the Middle East are out of date. As this historic deal between Israel and the UEA shows.

Sunni Arab leaders now recognise that Iran’s aggression represents an existential threat to more than just the Jewish state.

Phil Taylor: When 88 per cent of students got their first choice university place on results day, was a U-turn really necessary?

Ofqual came up with a technical solution to a complex problem, and yet it was not able to convince the rest of the education sector to back its judgement.

Dinah Glover: Why I’m standing for Vice President of the National Convention – and why it matters.

I am standing on a platform calling for empowerment, transparency, accountability and democracy.

Christian Wakeford: The transition period’s end will give us real independence. So let’s bring in a fur ban as an early Brexit benefit.

The Government should consider a bar on fur imports or sales. Now is the time for us to stop outsourcing cruelty.