Catherine Marcus: Women should be careful when drinking with men. And saying so isn’t giving cover to rapists.
Irma Kurtz of Cosmopolitan shouldn’t be slated for stating the obvious.
The bristling tensions between David Cameron and Theresa May
They were the driving cause of yesterday’s Commons debacle – not any error by the whips.
Chris Whitehouse: Any change to abortion laws should be made in Parliament – not by civil servants
It cannot be right for informed consent requirements for a termination to be as low as for an ear syringing.
Heresy of the week: Foreign aid really can work
Modern-day Multhusians insist that reducing child mortality will only result in overpopulation and all the problems that come with it. But are they right?
Carswell abandons rebellion – because a Conservative victory in 2015 is the only way Britain can leave the EU
A major change is underway in euroscepticism – flamboyant but futile cavaliers are being replaced by roundheads who want to win this war.
How Cameron and the rebels can kiss and make up
Downing Street must play its own part in making peace with the Euro-sceptics.
Kate Maltby: A tragic Duchess in a glorious Globe
Kate Maltby reviews the new production of John Webster’s ‘The Duchess of Malfi’ in London’s Globe theatre.
Miles Gibson: Local consent for garden cities is essential – but how?
This year’s Wolfson Economics Prize seeks an answer to a sticky, essential question.
The star of Labour’s new Party Political Broadcast said his business was “under attack” from Labour’s high taxes
Another PPB backfires after a casting mistake by Ed Miliband’s party.
The Tories need a generous not a coercive rhetoric about the poor
Voters detect, in expressions like “hard-working families”, an intolerable bogusness.
Jaber Jabbour: Why I, a liberal immigrant from Syria, joined the Conservatives
Immigration, the Prime Minister, Syria, Boris Johnson, Iran and George Osborne were all important factors.
Peter Franklin: We need a planning system that actually plans
The system should be shaped by residents, small-scale developers and practitioners of good design – not lawyers, consultants and the big developers.
The polling trends bring bad news for Miliband, too
Crunch the numbers from the last year, and Labour’s lead is going down, down, down.
Would you support a pact with UKIP? Who is your choice for EU Commissioner?
Answer these questions – and more – in our latest monthly survey. A link to the survey can be found in this post.
Stephen Tall: The Rennard affair shows LibDem strengths as well as weaknesses
Clegg may seem to lack authority, but consider its abuses – as in the case of Howard Flight.