Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron’s mother goes for Corbyn

The Prime Minister brought the House down by pointing out that the Labour leader does not wear a proper suit.

WATCH: Davidson, Crabb, Zac – & Cameron warning of Labour horror. New local elections video.

“The deficit deniers have taken over the Opposition.”

From Reggie to Dessie: Davis goes on tour – “like Gladstone, but without the sense of humour”

Plus: Boris wrecks the Black and White Ball. Colonel Simpson meets the Romanovs. Soames contra mundum. And: swimming lessons with Penny Mordaunt.

Ruth Davidson: Scottish Labour are too weak to argue for Trident – so it’s our responsibility to be strong

The Government should put the question to the House now, in the interests of national security.

How Corbyn could help to deliver victory for Leave

The Labour leader’s support for Remain could well backfire.

WATCH: Cameron and Corbyn cross swords over housing

PMQs focuses on the housing shortage.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Corbyn might as well go and drink cider with Rosie

The Leader of the Opposition was lazy, limp and lacklustre. Labour must be able to do better than this.

Chris Grayling: Labour have demonstrated their inability to take power seriously

The new leadership’s ideas look like the first sketches of a manifesto that’s more Socialist Worker than New Labour.

Towards a Charter for Party Reform

The row over the Prime Minister’s remarks about local Associations has been mostly concocted. But the need for Party reform is real. We open a ConHome series.

Nadhim Zahawi: Social justice is at the heart of what this Government is doing.

We want to ensure that you are not arbitrarily held back because of the colour of your skin, your sexuality or your religious beliefs.

WATCH: Labour won’t stand up to the unions, the Argentinians or migrants in Calais, Cameron says

“The only people they never stand up for are the British people and hardworking taxpayers.”

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Corbyn shows how to miss an open goal

The Labour leader was unable, even with the help of a man called Jeff, to express public indignation about Google.

How Osborne could tackle the Fixed-term Parliaments Act and win a landslide

The Chancellor doesn’t want to repeat Brown’s mistakes – if he wins the top job, there is a clear route to holding a snap election.

Chris Wilford: Don’t be complacent. Corbyn could win

If a crisis in China wrecks the economy, the angry young turn out and the Corbynites up their ground game, he might do it.

Iain Dale: Over at Corbyn Central, the comrades are eating each other

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