Profile: Gavin Williamson, the “baby-faced assassin” who is now Chief Whip

He has seamlessly made the transition from Cameron to May.

Henry Hill: Donors cut off Scottish Labour for weakness on the Union

Also: First Minister of Wales opposes second EU vote; SNP face budget pressures as support for separation stalls; poll deflates Irish nationalists; and more.

Stroud moves to Legatum from the Centre for Social Justice

The two think-tanks will continue to co-operate on the 48:52 post-EU referedum research project.

Jake Berry: Let’s get this great exhibition to Manchester – and show that Brexit Britain is open for business

Hosting the 2025 Northern Powerhouse EXPO would be bigger than the Olympics and the World Cup combined.

Douglas Hansen-Luke: Three ways for Fox to secure the best trade deals

He must pick his targets carefully, relentlessly follow the big money and work closely with our friends in the Commonwealth.

Davidson’s post-Brexit strategy could net her Scotland’s Leave voters

The Scottish Conservative leader has rebounded from the result and is sticking to the plan: stand up to the SNP and squeeze Labour’s unionist vote.

WATCH: Johnson’s video message in support of Change Britain

The Foreign Secretary says that Brexit involves restoring “UK control over our laws, borders, money and trade”.

WATCH: Hannan – “We need to listen to what the 48 per cent want”

Britain must honour the referendum result and leave, but “we should have the closest possible relationship with the EU”.

WATCH: Umunna seeks to hold Change Britain to account (i.e: deliver Brexit – which he opposes)

And he quotes ConservativeHome.

Fred Kearey: How the French Right’s rupture could lead to Frexit

Juppe and Francois Fillon could pave the way for economic reform and an end to free movement.

John Lindberg: To save Britain’s nuclear future, the Prime Minister must drop Hinkley

The project is both a gift to the anti-nuclear brigade and testament to the industry’s failure to embrace cutting-edge technology.

Iain Dale: White Lives Matter too, because All Lives Matter

Also: Grammar schools are the wrong solution; the SNP boom while Labour slump; and why Davis is right about leaving the Single Market.

James Frayne: Why May needs two communications strategies running in tandem

Her relative quiet compares favourably to Cameron’s incessant commentary, but it’s not without cost.

Garvan Walshe: A good Brexit will be inspired by sex, not football

Trade negotiations aren’t a matter of one participant winning, but of two partners creating wealth together that they couldn’t make on their own.

The Prime Minister’s statement on Brexit and the G20 – full text

“As we leave the EU, Britain will seek to become the global leader in free trade.”