Conservative Friends of Israel – less influential than claimed

Both the organisation and its critics have a mutual interest in suggesting otherwise.

May must refuse to explain the details of her Brexit plan

Otherwise she will provoke a mutiny in her own ranks.

Davis tops our final Cabinet League Table of 2016

Theresa May is in second place and Ruth Davidson third, whilst the overall rise in positive ratings we noted last month is sustained.

Michael Gove: In this coming year, let’s all come together – to campaign for a clean, constructive and complete Brexit.

Change Britain activists who backed both Leave and Remain will be on the streets, maintaining the momentum for reform that this year’s vote has unlocked.

Our survey. Gove is Leave campaigner of the year.

Johnson was second, Stuart third, Farage fourth. Our winner rose to the challenge of the TV debates, which probably explains the result.

Hannan tops our survey as the Conservative politician who did most to achieve Brexit

He takes two in five votes. Boris Johnson is second on 21 per cent.

Johnson’s Christmas message: “People are living longer, are healthier, and are better educated”

“Have a great 2017”.

Five people who made the Brexit vote happen 1) Daniel Hannan

Almost six months on from the EU referendum, we present a mini-series on five people who helped to shape the result.

Abigail Watson: Between a rock and a hard place – our real Yemen dilemma

We have the worst of both worlds: our level of involvement is sufficient to prompt allegations of complicity, but insufficient to have a real impact on targeting decisions.

“I honestly think that Fox is setting about this with real vision and determination”

How is the new Department for International Trade getting on?

Davis soars and Hammond and Rudd rebound in our Cabinet League Table

Theresa May edges out Ruth Davidson for the top spot for only the second time, and there is a general rise in positive feeling about most ministers.

WATCH: Fallon – There’s a danger that Johnson’s words get “slightly over-contextualised”

Quality stonewalling from the Defence Secretary on Marr as he treads a middle way between the Foreign Secretary’s view and Downing Street’s reproof.

Between them, May and Johnson risk endangering an orderly Brexit

Their falling-out is an open wound that risks infection.

Alexander Temerko: A wake-up call for Clark

If the Business Secretary wants to become the man for enterprise, he needs to challenge his own bureaucrats.

WATCH: Johnson says he doesn’t ‘privately support’ freedom of movement

He says he’s a ‘backer of controlled immigration’.