Christopher Howarth’s Guide to Brexit: EEA membership is incompatible with running our own migration policy
It’s time for mistaken claims to the contrary to be consigned to history.
Jo Johnson: We must break open the higher education closed shop
Every period of university expansion in this country has met with opposition.
Conservative Friends of Israel – less influential than claimed
Both the organisation and its critics have a mutual interest in suggesting otherwise.
William Norton: A good deal would be better than WTO. But WTO would be far better than a bad one.
My new study for Civitas sets out a practicable alternative to an agreement at any cost.
Nadhim Zahawi: New support for those yearning to own their own homes. The Government is delivering on housing.
We must preserve our beautiful countryside – but we must also continue to find places to build homes where people can live. There has to be a balance.
Why May must “get up Trump’s arse and stay there”
One of the three great missions of her premiership must be to iron out his ambiguity about America’s NATO commitments.
Mike Freer: The unexpected consequences of a blanket ban on letting agents’ fees
Tenants will ultimately be worse off – so common sense will hopefully prevail before and when legislation is brought before Parliament.
Experts have their place, but politicians must reclaim theirs
Expert input is essential to good government, but the abdication of political decisions to ‘impartial’ authorities is not. Let’s take back control.
Paul Bristow: The NHS needs more money
Might a tapered aspiration to get health spending (NHS and social care) consistently over the EU and OECD average by 2025 be something that a May Government could consider?
Javid grasps the need to right Britain’s housing injustice. Which is why May should back him.
She said during her leadership campaign that “we need to do far more to get more houses built”. Which is why she should support his plan.
Graeme Archer: Why I’m not betting against Marine le Pen
France’s choice, then: economic (global) liberalism, versus (communitarian) promises of welfarism and border control. Remind you of anything?
Lee Rotherham: It’s time to end the bias that the EU is promoting in our universities
There is now a risk that it will affect the specialist advice that the Government will be receiving from certain quarters.
May must refuse to explain the details of her Brexit plan
Otherwise she will provoke a mutiny in her own ranks.
Daniel Hannan: Our electoral system is less secure than that of most banana republics
What possible reason could Labour have to vigorously oppose anti-fraud measures?
Sanjoy Sen: If ever a company needed an industrial strategy, Tata does
Since it bought British Steel ten years ago it has faced challenge after challenge.