The EU Withdrawal Bill. Let’s get on with it.

It’s about neither the principle nor the form of Brexit. Its purpose is to make leaving orderly. MPs should effect it this week.

The finely-balanced votes on the Withdrawal Bill amendments come down to how many Labour MPs will abstain

With the Bill expected to return in the week of 11th June, the Government is weighing up which amendments must be fought and which could be defeated.

Cabinet Minister to ConHome: “I am not convinced of a Customs Union majority” in the Commons

“I think we can burn off a few of ours plus get a few Labour votes and, equally important, absentions”, this site is told.

Might some Labour MPs oppose a customs union? If so, are the Tory whips making contact with them?

Those representing working class seats in the Midlands and North will be nervous of any suggestion that they’re betraying the referendum result.

Interview with Rosa Monckton. How the minimum wage helps keep 93 per cent of people with learning difficulties unemployed

The businesswoman, whose daughter Domenica has Down’s Syndrome, says that the disabled should be welcomed into the world of work.

WATCH: Flint speaks out on freedom of movement

She says that it must end after Brexit.

A Conservative electoral choice post-referendum. ABs or DEs?

Do they become the party of the provincial working class and lower middle class? Or do they fight to maintain their status as the party of the affluent middle class?

Iain Duncan Smith: There is a solution to the concerns of those criticising the EU Withdrawal Bill’s new powers

The Government could allay fears and bring consensus by appointing an external advisory committee to scrutinise how the powers are used.

James Frayne: Five bits of advice that May’s new Communications Director should give her

“We’re badly trailing in the polls. Corbyn’s up and you’re down. You hired me to get things done and tell you how I see it. Here goes.”

Battlegrounds Revisited 6) Yorkshire and the Humber

The Tories ousted Ed Balls and the Liberal Democrats managed to return two seats, but otherwise this region was a low-scoring draw for the main parties.

Iain Dale: I am Farage’s election agent and a Lamb campaign activist. In my dreams…

Plus: Labour – Alastair Campbell v Labour failure. Tories – Dale v Massow? Labour again: Watson V Flint V Eagle V…. And: Roy Jenkins’s sex life. P.S: I’m getting married.

The Election Battleground 6) Yorkshire and the Humber

The region, which the Yorkshire Post argues should have its own Minister, is the scene of intense campaigning.

Looking at Labour 1) The Shadow Cabinet

The average member of Miliband’s team has spent just four and a half years working in the private sector. A quarter have no private sector experience at all.