Rosalind Beck: It’s not just EU policy that’s driving conservative voters towards the Brexit Party

The anti-business, anti-private property trajectory is doing it just as much damage – as exemplified in the field of housing and rent.

“The talks between us…have now gone as far as they can.” Corbyn’s letter to May. Full text.

Yesterday’s meeting between the Prime Minister and the 1922 Committee Executive seems to have been decisive in Labour’s move to end the talks.

John Redwood: Why populists reject the establishment – and no longer believe what it tells them

Here in Britain, the two main parties are being punished by voters for tearing up their Brexit commitments.

Nigel Evans: If the Prime Minister can’t deliver a clean Brexit, she must make way for a successor who will

She should now put her deal to the Commons without the backstop – announce a firm date for her departure.

Brexit. May kicks the can towards the edge of the cliff.

This morning, the end of her unhappy journey finally seems to be looming into view, as it is briefed that there will be a June vote on the Withdrawal Agreement.

Daniel Hannan: Eight reasons to vote Conservative in next week’s Euro-elections

Don’t imagine that the Party could be pushed into single figures in a national poll and then bounce back to beat Labour a few months later.

Andrea Gee: I’m standing in this Euro-election in Scotland to help deliver Brexit – and defy Sturgeon

The solution to the challenges we face doesn’t lie in burying our heads in the sand or in jumping ship to another party.

These Tory leadership candidates haven’t grasped the scale of the collapse of confidence in their party

No one has a prayer of bringing voters back to the Party if they don’t get on their knees and beg for forgiveness from the electorate.

A general election would be vastly preferable to another EU referendum

The mendacious simplifications of the last referendum campaign showed this is no way to conduct the Brexit argument.

Henry Newman: The Tory poll collapse is nothing to do with May’s Withdrawal Agreement. MPs should vote for it – and deliver Brexit

A basic problem remains unaltered – that there is no Commons majority for a No Deal Brexit. This point has been well made by Ann Widdecombe.

Why the ’22 Executive must tell May to go this week

The unrebuttable fact is that the Prime Minister is in breach of her word, and that the collapse of trust in the Party threatens to be terminal.

Chloe Westley: There’s a word for the “certain type of people” you brush off, Ms Rudd. Conservatives.

These are the people who give up their free time to knock on doors around the country, and take the heat for the Government’s failure to deliver Brexit.

Dan Boucher: I’m a committed Leaver. But the Brexit Party offers only protest. Here’s why I’m standing in the Euro-elections as a Tory.

We need MEPs from a party whose commitment is not just informed by the desire to leave but also by a vision of what we should do when we have left.

Stewart Jackson: In Peterborough, one Tory candidate once floored an opponent. The coming contest may be no less exciting.

As the MP for the city seat for twelve years, I suppose I am as good a guide as anyone to the campaign ahead.

Down by the frozen fen. The Peterborough by-election test.

Some Ministers think that a Brexit Party win there could shift Labour to back May’s deal. But there’s an issue with timing.