Linden Kemkaran: How our pop-up Summer Academy is providing what most schools didn’t during lockdown
We’re aiming to go over work that our children would have been doing, had they been at school – and get them ready for September.
Salim Chowdhury: Integration not division offers the best future for British Bangladeshis
The focus should be on greater prosperity for all – not on producing statistics to highlight ethnic differences.
Andrew Bowie: Evidence today that Ministers won’t negotiate trade deals that expose British farmers to unfair competition
I, for one, see this new Commission as further evidence that the Government will take expert advice that benefits farmers and consumers.
Julian Brazier: The time is now for university reform. Here’s how we fix Britain’s broken institutions.
One way in which we can achieve this is by formally splitting courses into three categories.
Amanda Jenner: A Devolution Revolution in Wales will help politicians better connect to their communities
Localism gives a nod to our wonderfully diverse culture and traditions, and encourages faster solutions to problems.
Ed McGuinness: Getting everyone back to work will save the economy
We must adapt or risk a lasting hit to one of the world’s economic command centres. A booster shot is needed to avert a smaller economy.
Damian Green: Here are our One Nation ideas for reviving post-Covid, post-Brexit Britain
In a world that changes as fast as this one, constant intellectual regeneration should be our goal. Our recovery papers are a contribution to that.
Alistair Lexden: On this day, 75 years ago – Churchill’s unexpected election disaster.
Butler added a further key factor: “six years of left-wing propaganda accompanied by a virtual cessation of right-wing propaganda”.
Judith Barnes: How to maintain the Right to Buy without losing social housing stock
Change the rules so there is a right to use the discount to buy a property in the private sector – not the home the tenant occupies.
David Morris: Asbestos continues to be a danger in workplaces – and it’s teachers who are at increased risk
They are five times more likely than average to develop mesothelioma, the disease most closely linked to inhalation of this deadly substance.
Amanda Milling: A year ago, Johnson became Prime Minister – and we have since laid strong foundations for our levelling-up agenda
We have delivered Brexit, brought in pay rises for millions of workers, shielded the economy from Covid-19, and are investing in vital infrastructure.
Nat Wei: Forget moving Parliament to York. It should go fully virtual and innovate to save money.
Using technological solutions is not only effective but can enhance opportunities for those wanting to get involved in politics.
Henry Smith: Britain must show international leadership on wildlife and the environment
This isn’t just a green issue: cruel animal exploitation is seriously increasing the risk of future diseases jumping the species gap.
Grant Shapps: Why I’m in Manchester today to help kick-start better, greener and more modern transport for the North
Our initiative will bring together Ministers, Mayors and council leaders, to thrash out ways of building new infrastructure during the life of this parliament.
Neil Shastri-Hurst: Trump is right to criticise the WHO. But it needs reform, not abandonment.
During this crisis, people have forgotten that it fulfils diplomatic functions as much as scientific ones.