Sam Hall: Conservative voters are more green than stereotype would suggest

New polling finds that they are proud of Britain’s action on climate change, and want the main EU environment regulations retained after Brexit.

The Brexit negotiation – and why the importance of tariff-free trade has been over-hyped

The Government must try to build from the essentials out – security, legal certainty, frictionless trade. Zero tariffs would be the icing on the cake.

Nadhim Zahawi: Apprenticeships – a crowning achivement of this Government’s work

You may well hear grumbling from businesses about the levy which will help to fund them – but the effort will be worth it.

May’s Scotland gambit – to place EU departure at the heart of her Unionist appeal

Her speech yesterday sought to turn a weakness into a strength- by projecting Britain as a globally-engaged, progressive, aid-friendly country.

John Penrose: Energy bills. We need a relative price cap – to boost choice, cut prices and stick it to the Big Six.

The lobbyists would hate a relative cap, because there would be less lobbying to do. Putting customers in the driving seat means fewer fat fees, and fat lunches.

Iain Dale: How other EU countries can stop us leaving. Or so I’m told.

Plus: The wit of Malcolm Rifkind. I switch energy provider. An improvement by Donald Trump (up to a point). And: women MPs on my mind.

Caroline Spelman: We must act with certainty to tackle an uncertain climate future

The Government seeks to make this the first generation to leave the environment in a better state than we found it.

John Lindberg: Leaving Euratom would be a disaster

This move risks forfeiting British leadership in a strategic sector for no obvious benefit at all.

Peter Aldous: The Government should retain a stake in the Green Investment Bank

Ministers are likely to find a stake valuable – and may find it useful for targeted infrastructure spending.

Maggie May

The logic of her view that no deal is better than a bad one suggests that, like Thatcher at Fontainebleau, she is prepared to walk away if necessary.

William Norton: A good deal would be better than WTO. But WTO would be far better than a bad one.

My new study for Civitas sets out a practicable alternative to an agreement at any cost.

Why the First Minister of Northern Ireland faces a no confidence motion

A botched renewable energy scheme looks set to cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds, and an ex-colleague has alleged a cover-up.

Andrew Lilico: Hidden? Non-existent? Obscure? Nonsense. May’s Brexit negotiation strategy is clear.

A six-point guide to the obvious, if only more people would see it.

SNP MP Ahmed-Sheikh could lose seat over HMRC court action

Also: Brokenshire pledges to focus on victims of republicans; Welsh Tories attack Jones’ record of failure; SNP accused of wasting over £940m; and more.

Alexander Temerko: A wake-up call for Clark

If the Business Secretary wants to become the man for enterprise, he needs to challenge his own bureaucrats.