In pitching to the environmental movement, Gove seeks allies in the forthcoming debate about farm subsidies

If wealthy landowners fight to retain their CAP subsidies, then support for reform from the green movement could come in handy.

The Environment Secretary’s speech pledging a ‘Green Brexit’ – full text

“Leaving the EU gives us a once in a lifetime opportunity to reform…how we care for our land, our rivers and our seas.”

Zac Goldsmith: Why I seek to become Chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee

Brexit brings unique challenges and opportunities. And my background in campaigning on environmental issues equips me for the job.

Sean O’Callaghan: Puffed-up, bewildered, pampered second-raters. The elites that nearly let an extremist into Downing Street.

There is only one priority: keep the Stalinists, trots, Islamist fellow-travellers, gender and feminist lunatics and, yes, the young deluded idealists out of power.

Andrea Leadsom: Brexit can let us give British agriculture a better deal

Our departure from the EU is an opportunity to emerge from a period of great national change stronger and more prosperous than ever before.

What would WTO mean? 3) William Norton: Designing a post-Brexit agricultural policy

Hammering out a “Son of CAP” has its challenges, but they are more technical than political – and can be resolved.

Richard Ali: Environmental payments. A safety net. And a sovereign fund. How to build a post-Brexit future for farming.

Get policy right, and our farmers and growers can, and will, innovate and seize the opportunities that change will undoubtedly bring.

Rebecca Lowe Coulson: The rights and wrongs of eating meat

It’s possible to accept all the arguments suggesting that it’s sensible for us to do so – but still feel morally queasy.

James Cartlidge: The devastating truth at the heart of the NICs row. We’re palming difficult decisions off on the next generation.

We may be rowing back to defend one promise. But another more fundamental promise to the future is actually at stake.

Alex Morton: The Left builds third party support. If May can’t do so too, her government will fail.

Officials, advisers and Ministers will always need external expertise: what we need are conservative-minded experts.

Paul Abbott: The Coalition in 163 charts

The Institute for Government’s new guide reminds us that the Conservative-Liberal Democrat partnership helped to improve Britain for the better.