Andy Cook: Whether we like it or not, school selection is happening, and usually by wealth

To reach deprived families you need to drag them to the front of the queue.

James Orr: How a British Bill of Rights can help protect religious liberty

Enshrining the doctrine of reasonable accommodation in the Bill would substantially improve the status quo.

Policy Exchange explore how we hold a more powerful judiciary to account

Lord Howard and Charles Moore cross swords with Lord Hope and Joshua Rosenberg on the changing role of our courts and the criticism it brings.

“A missed opportunity.” “Spending barely trimmed.” It’s a thumbs-down for the Chancellor from centre-right think tanks

The Centre for Social Justice applauds the Universal Credit changes. But praise elsewhere is thin.

Mark Morrin and Phillip Blond: How to help white working class children in deprived areas to prosper

Grammar schools are part of a mix that could boost opportunity in places such as Knowsley – the second most deprived authority in England

James O’Shaughnessy and Philippa Stroud: May must get tough on the causes of Brexit

The referendum has exposed the divisions in our society must never before. A robust approach to social justice must be the Prime Minister’s priority.

Alexandra Jones: May can build an economy for all by harnessing our cities

Research shows that places like Manchester, Birmingham, and Leeds are overwhelmingly preferred by growth-driving business, and lift their rural hinterlands too.

Frank Young: May’s social reform agenda must not forget fathers

Our latest survey reveals a worrying ‘Dad Gap’ that will have huge knock-on effects on the life chances of millions of children.

Harry Fairhead: Introducing our new Nanny State Rich List

The TPA identifies 325 taxpayer-funded public health employees. Combined with Public Health England’s budget of around £3.6 billion, this is an expensive and powerful lobby.

How can new trade deals work best?

Some answers from a seminar at Policy Exchange.

James O’Shaughnessy and Philippa Stroud: May’s 48/52 challenge

We must understand why people voted as they did if we are to heal the divisions exposed by the referendum and make a success of Brexit.

Edward Stroud: A three point plan to tackle care for adults with learning disabilities

A compassionate society supports its most vulnerable members to fulfil their potential, and our report suggests how the Government can do this.

Richard Ekins: A legitimacy crisis in judicial review

One constant risk to our constitutional settlement is that courts will go too far in reviewing executive action – that they will promote the rule of judges under the guise of the rule of law.

Alexandra Jones: The Government must stick to its guns on devolution

There is strong public support for powerful mayors who can take the lead on tackling the problems of our city regions.

Ben Caldecott and Sam Hall: It’s time for green conservatism to flourish

Bright Blue’s new project aims to push policies which will ensure this really is “the greenest government ever”.