Tom Pursglove: An EU referendum for North Northamptonshire is launched

Around a quarter of a million people will be eligible to take part and to have their say.

Iain Dale: The next victim of our broken justice system won’t be Nigel Evans. It will be Joe Bloggs.

Plus: The Telegraph’s war on Nadine. Bias at the Foreign Office. Euro-rules drive me bonkers. And: Cameron’s LadyShambles.

Garvan Walshe: How has the Coalition performed on foreign affairs? Five and a half marks out of ten

With Putin on the march, defence cuts biting and much of the Middle East in turmoil, is Coalition foreign policy fit for purpose?

Mark Littlewood: The winner of the Brexit Prize provides a blueprint for an open, independent Britain

Those who wish to leave the EU must have a serious plan for what life would be like outside.

LISTEN: Are Poles still tempted by life in the UK?

Have economic changes and welfare reform made any difference to the desire to migrate from Eastern Europe?

WATCH: Nick Clegg, AKA Tim Stanley, debates Nigel Farage, AKA Tim Stanley

In case you don’t have time to watch the real debate, here are all the arguments in advance.

Iain Dale: Now then. As I was saying…

He’s back! How Number 10 shut the whips out from the last reshuffle. The Clegg & Farage debate: I was there. And finally: my smut pledge to ConHome readers.

WATCH: Farage v Clegg. Who won?

Views from Eastleigh.

WATCH: Clegg v Farage on jobs

The Deputy Prime Minister claims three million jobs are linked to our membership of the EU. The UKIP leader says that this is simply wrong.

Ten lessons from the Farage v Clegg debate

It was about votes in May, not victory on the night.

Mark Field MP: Conservatives for Managed Migration want a sensible immigration policy, not an open door

Sir Andrew Green knows much about immigration policy, but in my experience the current system is broken.

Sir Andrew Green: The deeply flawed prospectus of Conservatives for Managed Migration

There is no conflict between immigration control and an open economy. And it would help if this new group could get its facts right.

Margot James MP: An Osborne budget for business, exports and manufacturing

The Government is providing support where it is most needed to ensure that Britain is truly competitive once again.

Jeremy Lefroy MP: Evidence suggests that our Government, not the EU, controls public spending in Britain

Analysis of how our money is spent doesn’t support the claim that the oountry is run from Brussels.

Luke de Pulford: Why are our leaders cheering on unelected ones abroad?

From Italy to Ukraine – and elsewhere – democracy has been relegated to a bureaucratic box reluctantly ticked after the event.