Conservative Mayoral candidate interviews: Kevin Davis

The former Kingston Council leader is the latest in our series to answer our questions on the important challenges that face us.

Conservative Mayoral candidate interviews: Joy Morrissey

She answers our questions about the key issues for the capital of crime, housing, and transport,

Conservative Mayoral candidate interviews: Andrew Boff

Our series continues with a contender from the London Assembly answering our questions.

Conservative Mayoral candidate interviews: Andrew Rosindell

We have asked those shortlisted for the nomination a series of questions and we will be running their responses during the course of the day.

Trump is right. The Mayor of London is failing to fight crime.

As so often, the US President’s blast was undiplomatic and included errors – but also hit on a fundamental truth.

Nothing has changed? Come off it. The Prime Minister is treating voters and MPs like fools.

As a split in the Conservative Party finally threatens for real, May must explain why and when she backed off mutual recognition.

Mohamed Y Ali: The Conservative candidate for Mayor of London must have a real understanding of defeating crime

The former youth worker and London Assembly member Shaun Bailey could offer hope to disadvantaged communities.

Syed Kamall: This time round, I’m not seeking to stand. But here’s an agenda for a Conservative Mayor of London.

Rather than “one size fits all” directives from City Hall we must allow local communities to have the chance to innovate.

What sort of Tory campaign is needed for the 2020 election for Mayor of London?

The focus is on the choice of candidate. But the first consideration should be what the message should be and how it can be conveyed.

Andrew Boff: Cannabis should be legalised to help defeat violent crime in London

I’ll be putting my name forward as our candidate for Mayor and will use my mandate to argue with Government to change the law to save the lives of young Londoners.

Philippa Stroud: The refugee crisis is the humanitarian issue of our time

Of the 66 million people globally who have been forcibly displaced, approximately 40.3 million are displaced within their own countries.

Blair Gibbs: Legalising cannabis for medical reasons doesn’t have to lead to recreational use

After, say, five years, we will have ample evidence of the social and economic effects. Enough to give legislators the confidence to go the next step – or not.

WATCH: “Reoffending rates are far too high for short sentences…they aren’t long enough to turn lives around” – Stewart on prisons

The Prisons Minister says reducing the numbers incarcerated for under a year “would be good for public safety, good for the individuals and good for the prison system”.

Holden is cleared of sexual assault charges. But why did the case ever get to court?

Yet another case that undermines public confidence in the Crown Prosecution Service and the police.

Gauke makes a start on prison rehabilitation – the neglected conservative mission

After five different Secretaries of State in just over three years, the Ministry of Justice needs stability to take on a crucial task.