Don’t expect big solutions for the NHS – they aren’t coming any time soon

More money? There isn’t any. A grand bargain on social care? There’s no sign of agreement. A new GPs’ contract? There’s no appetite for more strikes.

Paul Bristow: The NHS needs more money

Might a tapered aspiration to get health spending (NHS and social care) consistently over the EU and OECD average by 2025 be something that a May Government could consider?

Davis tops our final Cabinet League Table of 2016

Theresa May is in second place and Ruth Davidson third, whilst the overall rise in positive ratings we noted last month is sustained.

Davis soars and Hammond and Rudd rebound in our Cabinet League Table

Theresa May edges out Ruth Davidson for the top spot for only the second time, and there is a general rise in positive feeling about most ministers.

Jarrow goes blue! But May loses her seat! Yet it’s a Tory landslide! The amazing 2020 General Election.

We present dismissible projections drawn from last June’s results…and some electoral trends that are not so dismissible.

Clark and Fallon climb fast, while Hammond sheds 21 points in our Cabinet League Table

Meanwhile, Amber Rudd has fallen right to the bottom after trouble with the Child Sex Abuse scandal and her retreat on counting foreign workers.

WATCH: May defends her top team from Corbyn’s PMQs attack

“We’ve got a leader of the Opposition who is incapable of leading.”

Kevin Shinkwin: Hunt may ignore and patronise me. But nothing will stop me speaking out about discrimination against disabled people.

My Private Member’s Bill on disability equality before birth, which is due to be debated in the Lords this Friday, seeks to right a terrible wrong.

Nick Boles: Immigration. Control and openness aren’t opposites – they go together

Only when the public feel that our borders are under control, by people accountable to the electorate, will we be able to win back their trust.

Hammond climbs, Rudd falls in our Cabinet League Table

The Chancellor’s position recovers despite his advocacy of the Single Market, whilst the Home Secretary falls from 11th to 23rd.

Jeremy Hunt: We will train the doctors we need – but we are entitled for them to be loyal to the NHS in return

Given each extra medical school place means a cost of £220,000 to the taxpayer, we must also ensure this money is being spent on staff for our NHS.

Hammond falls 20 points and five places in our Cabinet League Table

The drop is best explained by the Chancellor’s well-reported stress on a Brexit settlement as close to single market membership as can be found.

Andrew Brown: We must do more for junior doctors. But it should not include giving way to them on pay.

I was previously uncomfortable about the imposition of the contract, but now believe there is little alternative.

Major’s Olympics Gold Medal

Third in London; second in Rio (at present). It wouldn’t have happened without the National Lottery.

A Conservative Prime Minister tops our Cabinet League Table for the first time

Our Party member readers give the new top team an emphatic vote of confidence.