Ben Caldecott and Sam Hall: Ministers must push harder for clean air

The ban on petrol and diesel cars by 2040 sends a good long-term signal, but we need tougher measures to address the short-term damage.

James Dobson: How Conservatives can lead the fight against discrimination

Introducing Bright Blue’s seventy-point plan to support Theresa May in her quest to combat the “burning injustices” she outlined on the steps of Downing Street.

Think tanks’ verdict on the manifesto: a good start on generational justice, but weak on the public finances

The Centre for Policy Studies, Institute of Economic Affairs, Bright Blue, and others give their verdict on the Conservatives’ programme for government.

James Dobson: Leaving the EU – but not Europe – must include remaining a proud signatory of the ECHR

The European Convention on Human Rights is critical to holding the UK together.

Think tanks’ verdict: A generally grudging welcome to a dull budget for turbulent times.

Bright Blue, the Institute of Economic Affairs, the Resolution Foundation and others give their views.

Suella Fernandes: We need a clear, comprehensive integration strategy to fight social segretation

Diversity is no guarantee of community: we must nurture it, based on a clear definition of what it means to be an integrated citizen.

“A missed opportunity.” “Spending barely trimmed.” It’s a thumbs-down for the Chancellor from centre-right think tanks

The Centre for Social Justice applauds the Universal Credit changes. But praise elsewhere is thin.

We ask our panel: What should be in the Autumn Statement?

Suella Fernandes, Alan Mak, Ryan Shorthouse, James Frayne, Hannah David and others give their view.

Tim Bonner: Ignorant, unjust – and bad for the environment. It’s time to call a halt to rewilding.

Better to engage instead with the huge opportunities that post-Brexit rural policy presents.

Hinkley Point 3) Ben Caldecott: Let’s seize this chance to end it – and choose a clean, green and efficient alternative instead

Blind faith in new nuclear and shale gas have yielded precisely zero for UK security of supply, despite constant rhetoric to the contrary.

Just as “Brexit means Brexit”, it must also mean a migration target

Our new Prime Minister must sort out Ministerial confusion over what a post-Brexit immigration policy looks like.

Sunder Katwala: Many ethnic minority voters are natural Leave supporters – but there’s that thorny issue of trust

Many feel British and have a Commonwealth attachment – but worry that the Brexit campaign is run by UKIP.

Michael Orton: Tackling insecurity. Here’s a plan published from the Left but with solutions for the Right – and for everyone else

Our Five-plus ideas focus on good jobs, decent incomes, secure and affordable housing and the best start in life for all our children and grandchildren

Ben Caldecott and Sam Hall: It’s time for green conservatism to flourish

Bright Blue’s new project aims to push policies which will ensure this really is “the greenest government ever”.

David Kirkby: The National Living Wage could undermine the Northern Powerhouse – so let’s vary it by region

There are negative possibilities for the supply of jobs, positive ones for productivity – and a lot of variation across sections.