Laura Perrins: Family policy matters to millions (and Tories must get it right).
Single earner couples believe they’re being punished for caring for their children at home – even though they are saving the State that burden.
James Gray MP: Why I will not be supporting Adam Afriyie’s madcap wrecking amendment
I shall ignore Mr Afriyie’s egotistical blandishments, and support the realistic, achievable way to sort out the EU mess instead.
Graham Godwin-Pearson: It’s time to drop the badger cull
It seems that DEFRA got its estimates of the badger population in west Somerset and Gloucestershire wrong.
Adam Afriyie MP: We need an EU referendum in 2014
It was never going to be popular to break with the conventional wisdom. But I truly believe it’s in our national interest to hold an early plebiscite.
Iain Stewart MP: The official evidence showed minimum alcohol pricing doesn’t work – I hope you all noticed!
The voluntary pledge to remove a billion of units of alcohol from the UK market would reduce consumption by nearly double the benefit of MUP
Tony Lodge: We must change our energy policy now to head off power cuts and price rises
Our competitors look at the UK with a combination of bemusement and confusion, as they examine which industries they can lure to their shores.
Dr Spencer Pitfield: We want your views on foreign policy
It is particularly timely, given recent events in the world, that we at the CPF are turning our attention to foreign affairs.
Damian Hinds MP: When narrowing the gap, the earlier you start the better
Among seven-year-olds in 2012, 24 per cent of free school meal recipients did not reach the expected level in reading, versus 10 per cent of their better off peers.
Brian Monteith: The Government wants to stem the flow of powers to Europe – so what’s it doing with these smoking laws?
Increased health warnings? Standardised pack size and shape? Sounds a lot like plain packaging, doesn’t it?
Matthew Elliott: The Conservatives must stay the course on Cameron’s EU plan
The only result of Adam Afriyie’s and Nick Clegg’s interventions is likely to be further delays and complications.
Ruth Davidson MSP: Adam Afriyie’s EU referendum amendment could threaten the Union
Conservatives are working hard to keep Scotland in the Union, and it’s working. Moving the EU referendum to 2014 risks giving Alex Salmond a lifeline.
James Brokenshire MP: Countering the threat of cyber crime
Today’s launch of the National Crime Agency and the new National Cyber Crime Unit marks a further significant milestone in confronting and combating online criminals.
Nick de Bois MP: Adam Afriyie’s judgement is flawed – 2014 is the wrong time for an in/out referendum
An in/out referendum requires a proper choice and a full debate. Rushing it in a year offers neither.
Harry Benson: You’ve finally got a marriage policy. Now sell it! A guide for ministers and MPs
You may face the wrath of the Today programme interview or the Question Time audience. But you need not fear. Your case is strong. Here’s why.
James Wharton MP: Why Adam Afriyie is wrong – my Referendum Bill must not be amended
Our best chance of giving the people a say is to get the Private Member’s Bill through Parliament without delay.