Plus: I kick-start the Middle East Peace Process (or try to). Why Turkey is a semi-fascist state. I will interview Davis. And: Khan should upgrade, and travel Club Class.
Like May’s older-feeling government, America’s presidential candidates fit the demographic facts.
Also: Grammar schools are the wrong solution; the SNP boom while Labour slump; and why Davis is right about leaving the Single Market.
Her relative quiet compares favourably to Cameron’s incessant commentary, but it’s not without cost.
The more they think about it, the more they don’t seem to want a Soft One – at least, on the evidence we have so far.
The Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union updates the House.
David Davis updates the House on how his Department intents to conduct the process of British disengagement from the European Union.
He told the House a bit more about what Brexit means, and gave short shrift to those who hope to block it.
It’s predominately a tight-knit group of former staffers who’ve worked together before. No change there. But it has a more provincial and state school feel.
The Prime Minister and Hammond must choose between risks.
The civil service should advertise vacancies to all comers.
Funding for EU programmes in the UK will be maintained until 2020 – just as Vote Leave promised.
The Ministry of Defence should make a grand gesture by increasing the Royal Navy’s visible presence in Gibraltar.