Christopher Snowdon: Britain is amongst the EU’s most meddlesome nanny states

Only ten years ago we’d have been mid-table, but since 2007 single-issue campaigners have struck a string of blows against lifestyle freedom.

James Cartlidge: I will vote Remain because I believe in the sovereignty that matters most – that of economic strength

Do people find sovereignty in a Parliament they regrettably take little interest in – or in actual power and the pound in their pocket: their job; their standard of living?

Suella Fernandes: Tackling educational disadvantage isn’t just about more money

Past solutions have focused chiefly on economic solutions, but the the cultural and social dimensions have been neglected.

Nick Timothy: It’s time to tell some home truths about sexism in minority communities

Of course, sexual violence can be perpetrated by people of all backgrounds but that does not mean in that specific cases, race, religion and culture are not a factor.

Mark Field: Still alive, but is the Greek economy kicking?

In Spain, which goes to the polls today, in Greece, Portugal, and even in Finland, sustainable economic growth remains elusive.

Graham Stuart MP: How the rest of the world is catching up with Britain on climate change legislation

China was famously said to be building a coal-fired power station every week. Now it is building an equivalent amount of clean energy generating capacity every week.