Sarah Lyall: Can the Shared Society succeed where the Big Society failed?

If there is one lesson we learnt from the EU referendum last year, it is that people are crying out for more control over their lives.

May insists that GPs must deliver the service they have signed up to

Easing pressure on A&E departments is not just about more money but good management throughout the NHS.

Don’t expect big solutions for the NHS – they aren’t coming any time soon

More money? There isn’t any. A grand bargain on social care? There’s no sign of agreement. A new GPs’ contract? There’s no appetite for more strikes.

Tania Mathias: The Home Office must stop ignoring the experts in torture cases

Under-trained asylum caseworkers are rejecting clinical evidence, leading to misery for genuine applicants and expensive court defeats.

Jeremy Hunt: We will train the doctors we need – but we are entitled for them to be loyal to the NHS in return

Given each extra medical school place means a cost of £220,000 to the taxpayer, we must also ensure this money is being spent on staff for our NHS.

Andrew Brown: We must do more for junior doctors. But it should not include giving way to them on pay.

I was previously uncomfortable about the imposition of the contract, but now believe there is little alternative.

The doctors’ strike shows why the NHS needs bold reform

The arcane and unnecessary distinction between private and public sector employees is the root of the problem.

Andrew Laird: May, mutuals – and a public service market that works for everyone

These organisations have that strong public service ethos – but also employ the entrepreneurialism and commercial discipline of the private sector.

Jeremy Hunt: Now the BMA has agreed the Junior Doctors contract, here are the next steps in NHS reform

Our broad programme is aimed at ensuring our healthcare is the safest and highest quality available anywhere.

Howard Flight: It is clear that the aim of the BMA is to topple the Government

Young doctors have been wickedly misled by the BMA to break the Hippocratic Oath – although one in five has had the bravery to cross the picket lines.

Andrea Jenkyns: The BMA has put patients at risk and taken doctors for a ride

The union’s leaders have engaged in a dangerous and damaging political crusade, to the detriment of their profession.

The doctors’ strike is still on. What choice do the Government have but to stick to their guns?

The BMA unwisely challenged Ministers to choose between keeping doctors happy or acting to improve patient safety.

Iain Dale: UKIP suspends Evans – and finally flips

Plus: Schengen should be suspended. The doctors’ strike is a disgrace. A cow is more likely to kill you than a shark. And: Gove could develop into a fine Conservative leader.

Phil Taylor: Hunt is right about a seven day working NHS

This is a straight industrial dispute about pay, and high falutin rhetoric about patient safety, privatisation and all the rest is just that.

Jeremy Hunt: The junior doctors contract. We need reform, however difficult it may be, if the NHS is to be even better

And here are the four main actions we are taking to make it happen.