Andrew RT Davies: Welsh Conservatives. No longer underdogs, but poised to make the most of Brexit.
On the eve of our conference, it’s clear that the Labour Party and the Welsh nationalists have yet to wake up to last June’s result.
John Penrose: Energy bills. We need a relative price cap – to boost choice, cut prices and stick it to the Big Six.
The lobbyists would hate a relative cap, because there would be less lobbying to do. Putting customers in the driving seat means fewer fat fees, and fat lunches.
Joe Ray: Scottish Leavers could hold the key to sinking Sturgeon’s dream of independence
A third of 2014 Yes voters supported Leave last year. There is an opportunity to split them away from Scottish secessionism.
Mohammed Amin: The Government must go to the ECJ to establish whether Article 50 notice is revokable
Ministers have a clear duty to obtain legal certainty.
Charlie Elphicke: It’s time for a new deal for the self-employed
If there is to be any move towards all workers being taxed in the same way, there must also be reforms to workplace support too.
Christopher Nevill: Let’s twin British urban and rural areas
Greater understanding, and better co-operation, would aid the nation.
Tony Lodge: Completing the rail renaissance would kill the flawed case for renationalisation
We now have a tried and tested case study to prove that competition in rail delivers better services, better value and higher satisfaction.
Andrew Lilico: Yes, let’s have a second Scottish independence referendum – after Brexit
Sturgeon wants a poll to be timed to cause maximum disruption to the talks. She mustn’t get away with it.
Andrew Green: The Lords amendment designed to derail Brexit that MPs should reject today
It is intended to create a means by which peers and MPs can seek to hold up leaving the EU.
Richard Risby: During the Brexit negotiation, a great British success story must be safeguarded – our racing industry
This current tripartite agreement between the UK, Ireland and France needs to be maintained as it works so effectively for us all.
Nick Boles: I backed Remain. But I hope other MPs who did so too reject these Lords amendments to the Article 50 bill.
They will be considered in the Commons this week – and would have the effect of undermining the Prime Minister’s negotiation.
Liam Fox: Championing free trade is right for all citizens of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth members include some largest and richest countries plus some of the smallest and least developed – all can share in greater prosperity.
James Cartlidge: The devastating truth at the heart of the NICs row. We’re palming difficult decisions off on the next generation.
We may be rowing back to defend one promise. But another more fundamental promise to the future is actually at stake.
Jeremy Hunt: This week’s Budget delivered for the NHS, social care – and the vulnerable people who depend on both
I am determined to see our health service offer the safest, highest quality care anywhere in the world.
David Shiels: The Stormont elections were more a blow to Unionism than the Union
It highlights primarily the increasingly difficulty capital-U Unionism faces appealing to a more diverse, less tribal Northern Ireland.