The EU. Winning the referendum for Leave means changing the conversation about risk
Which also means putting the Five Presidents’ Report front of stage.
Ben Howlett: Students will be better off if Britain remains in the EU. So let’s get out there and make the case.
If Britain leaves, going off to study in EU countries could come under jeopardy. Leaving would also put Britain’s participation in the Erasmus scheme in doubt.
Howard Flight: Why Brexit would be best for the City – much of which wants it anyway
The choice is between leaving or remaining in an EU dominated by 22 out of 28 countries with no ‘skin in the game’ and with a Eurozone agenda.
Nadhim Zahawi: The Tea Party provides a warning to Labour
I believe we Conservatives will be able to unite again after the EU referendum. Meanwhile, Labour Labour are seeking to remove the ideologically impure from their party.
His Sunday trading scheme shows how the worst of Osborne is harming the best of Osborne
The consequences of these sleights-of-hand now include two Ministers threatening to resign, PPS’s quitting, and rebellion from up to 50 Tory MPs.
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Mark Field: As the Budget approaches, the storm clouds gather – and the long haul back to sustainable recovery goes on
For too long, millions of our fellow Britons have lacked the skills or consistent record of employment to justify their level of workplace earnings.
The reform of pensions becomes a casualty of division over Europe
A large part of the reason for the Chancellor backing off is the interplay between the EU referendum and Tory MPs’ views.
Nicholas Finney: The continuing scandal of the EU regulation which will damage our ports
Twice the Government’s attempts to circumvent scrutiny by means of the European Scrutiny Committee have fallen – primarily because it feared defeat.
Feldman Review decision postponed. Downing Street climbs down.
The Chairman’s letter promises “additional benefits to enhance the membership experience”. Wouldn’t it be most enhanced by members having a bigger say?
The way we work now
Home working is on the rise. Self-employment is on the rise. Part-time labour is on the rise. Osborne should heed the downsides as well as the benefits.
Omar Khan: How serious and enduring will Cameron’s commitment to tackle racial inequality prove to be?
There is a need for a common vision that has buy-in from the party faithful to make them long-lasting – whoever takes over as the next Prime Minister.
Iain Dale: Why the BBC has blundered over its EU referendum debate plan
Plus: Gummer gets it wrong, Barwell gets it right, Heywood gets oily, the Republicans get extreme…and why Boris may get Transport.
Syed Kamall: Meanwhile, Europe writhes and flounders as the migrant crisis mounts
Too many in the EU are looking at solutions for next year or the year after, such as a European border guard – able to be deployed even if the country concerned objects.
Snapshots of the EU referendum campaign so far
Two weeks or so down, four months or so to go.