Richard Ali: What is our post-Brexit vision for farming and the countryside?
Do we want a New Zealand model of little or no support, or a Norwegian model of high levels of support designed to keep farmers on the land?
Henry Hill: May won’t address Ireland’s parliament ahead of the EU negotiation
Also: Rudd and Mundell rule out Scottish exceptions on single market and immigration; Welsh Labour team up with Plaid to fight for status quo; and more.
Alex Morton: Prepare for Javid’s push to help build more of the homes we need
The vast majority of people are neither Not-In-My-Backyarders nor Yes-In-My-Backyarders but Maybe-In-My-Backyarders.
The Liberal Democrats revive – but how likely are they to win many seats in 2020?
There are three main national obstacles to them winning back those they lost to the Conservatives in 2015.
Christopher Howarth’s Guide to Brexit: Don’t panic, Leavers. Britain’s going Out – however the Supreme Court rules today
The claimants deserve their day in court. Ministers were right to appeal. And we will still leave the EU.
Stella Creasy: Labour and Conservative MPs must work together to ensure that children learn about sexual consent
Of course we battle over our competing visions of Britain. But on something this important we should co-operate.
The canting, self-righteous, liberal enemies of Trump who shouted “liar” at him – and failed
His critics have fallen for the Fact-Checking Fallacy: the illusion that in politics or journalism, accurate facts are all that matter.
Nadhim Zahawi: Good news for democracy in West Africa last weekend – and why it matters
It has been fabulous to see ECOWAS stand up and enforce progress in their own region.
Peter Aldous: The Government should retain a stake in the Green Investment Bank
Ministers are likely to find a stake valuable – and may find it useful for targeted infrastructure spending.
Mrs May goes to Washington
She waited for a phone call when Trump won his election. And she watched as he puffed Farage. But he seems to have decided that he needs her.
Carolyn Fairbairn: If the Government gets its Industrial Strategy right, we can help make the economy stronger and fairer
We need sectoral centres of excellence that strengthen our economy, create higher wage jobs and help us trade across the globe.
May’s tremendous task – to tame Trump
The new President’s one big plus for Britain is that he is a Brexit enthuasiast. In this sense, his White House arrival is her lucky break. Since she’s got it, she must grab it.
John Penrose: Why post-Brexit Britain will need a sovereign wealth fund
It should be used to pay for what we owe in our pensions and benefits system – and thus provide more inter-generational justice.
Why May’s say-so on a Scottish independence referendum matters
Yes, the Government is unlikely to block outright an SNP demand for a rematch. But that’s not the only card in her hand.
Ben Roback: Presidential pinch points: three key hurdles that Trump must vault
With a constant onus on fundraising and campaigning, Republicans up for re-election cannot afford to support Trump for too long if real change isn’t felt in their districts.