Carolyn Fairbairn: If the Government gets its Industrial Strategy right, we can help make the economy stronger and fairer

We need sectoral centres of excellence that strengthen our economy, create higher wage jobs and help us trade across the globe.

Corbyn’s message will enthuse his membership

There is also significant support for some pretty extreme socialist policies among the wider electorate.

Iain Duncan Smith: In office, I worked to tackle the roots of poverty. My new mission is to deal with those of low productivity.

The Centre for Social Justice, which I am now chairing once again, is turning its attention to the quality of growth and jobs.

WATCH: Davies discusses his plans for the Women and Equalities Committee

“I believe in equality, where gender should be irrelevant.”

James Orr: How a British Bill of Rights can help protect religious liberty

Enshrining the doctrine of reasonable accommodation in the Bill would substantially improve the status quo.

William Wragg: The Prime Minister is right, white working class boys are falling behind – so what can we do about it?

The early years are absolutely crucial to a child’s prospects, and recruiting more specialist teachers must be a priority.

The ‘gay cake’ case highlights a fundamental problem with the politics of equality

Politicians have mostly failed to have the difficult but necessary discussion about what happens when one protected characteristic clashes with another.

Rebecca Coulson: How to get the best view of the girl with the light brown hair

A reflection on the provisional results of the 2016 ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, published today.

Lord Risby: We need new tools to solve the problem of economic disaffection

The same old mantras from the vociferous Left offer not a single remedy. This presents an opportunity for Conservatives.

Claire Paye: Real equality means recognising the value of mothers at home

Measuring women’s status by earning power alone ignores the enormous role full-time motherhood plays in children’s life chances.

Iain Anderson: The Government should pursue a diversity agenda

Following on from the ‘biggest ever review’ into race inequality, policies that embrace workplace equality should be at the heart of Theresa May’s plans

Rebecca Coulson: Breastfeeding in the Commons? Fine. But gender quotas for committee witnesses would be absurd.

The Speaker’s recent report on improving equality in Parliament makes some proposals which are irrelevant at best.

Matthew Green: Our new Prime Minister will build a better Britain for LGBT people

She, like many others, has changed her views over the years, and is now a champion of equal rights.

Rebecca Coulson: That May will be a woman Prime Minister is of no significance – or shouldn’t be

I can’t accept that I’m ‘me’ because, say, I’m a woman – above and beyond all the undefinable intricacies that constitute my self.

Orlando. A British-born preacher says “death is the sentence” for gay people. Only a few months later, scores are murdered.

The contention that foreign policy is the driver of Islamist terror has been comprehensively demolished.