The real meaning of the meaningful vote

By cramping the room for no deal, it seeks to send the Prime Minister naked into the negotiation chamber.

WATCH: Newman – “Bring back the Bill. See off the rebels. Get on with this.”

Our columnist, Open Europe’s Henry Newman, and Alastair Campbell clash on the future of the EU Withdrawal Bill.

Customs and practice

It would make no sense to spurn taking control of our trade policy and leave it with the EU – in which we will no longer have a say.

Brexit negotiations. The key issue now is the role of the ECJ.

The Cabinet Ministers who backed Leave have gone along with a payment of some £50 billion. But they are digging in their heels over the role of the court – rightly.

A reshuffle – and the case for sending Gove to the Treasury

The Government needs to make a decision on our post-Brexit economic model, reinvigorate the Conservatives in office – and win the votes of the next generation.

Alex Morton: Of course it’s hard to escape a would-be superstate. The very difficulty demonstrates why we’re leaving.

May should make a virtue of the complexity.

Claire-Louise Leyland selected for Hampstead and Kilburn

Labour won the constituency by 1,138 votes in 2015 and by 42 in 2010, so this is unquestionably a target seat.

Exclusive: Kemi Badenoch added to Hampstead and Kilburn shortlist

The Deputy Leader of the Conservative group on the London Assembly joins the contest for the hotly-anticipated London marginal.

Ollerenshaw back in Lancaster & Fleetwood. Shortlists for Brentwood & Ongar, and Hampstead & Kilburn. The latest candidate news.

Plus details of selections in Clwyd South, Delyn, Wrexham, Moray, West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine, and more.

Cameron, radical punk – how he should want to be remembered

The recently departed Prime Minister is re-emerging – and working on his memoirs. He will want to project his greatest achievement: public service reform.

Profile: Nick Timothy, May’s thinker-in-chief and co-Chief of Staff

He represents a proudly provincial conservatism, in which the condition of the striving classes, and of the industries on which they depend, matter a hundred times more than the City of London.

Iain Dale: Davis is poised to seize control of Cam Force One

Plus: I tip him as Brexit Secretary, and just look what happens next.

Gove’s dagger, the fall of Johnson – and a deep pit of Tory hell

A tale of fatal misunderstandings, tensions and deep differences – and of a potential cycle of grievance which all the leadership candidates must stop before it starts.

Reasons to be Tory 14) Sheridan Westlake. And a bunch of other people you’ve probably never heard of.

On polling day, we honour the unknown heroes of this government – the Special Advisers, without whom little of what has been done would have been done.