Lewis Feilder: UK laws haven’t been strong enough to protect memorials. But all of that is about to change.

The maximum sentence of imprisonment will now be ten years’ imprisonment, reflecting the severity of the nature of the crime.

Iain Dale: 400,000 police records have gone. In the Blair years, home secretaries were forced to resign over less.

Plus: Where have Allegra Stratton’s live press conferences got to? And why I hate Twitter.

Duwayne Brooks: The Windrush cross-government working group – an opportunity for a much-needed road to recovery

Collectively, the group is deeply committed to righting the wrongs of the Windrush scandal and ensuring that this type of calamity never happens again.

Andy Cook: New stop and search powers are backed by the public – whatever the fashionable commentariat says

Serious Violence Reduction Orders send a strong message that violence and carrying weapons can and will be stopped.

The Moggcast: “Clearly one of the things the police are meant to do is to protect property”

Our interviewee on “very clear-sighted Home Secretary” and why he was right to end virtual Parliament. Plus: What does he think about illegal raves?

On the 14-day quarantine, the Government has got it right

The priority must be to get rid of the virus – anything to jeopardise that could push travel even further way.