WATCH: Duncan Smith – May “has made it very clear we’re out of the Single Market, out of the Customs Union”

He says he tells his colleagues they must “be very careful on this one”.

Iain Dale: The week in which I managed to offend Jews and Muslims at the same time

Plus: Brexodus, what Brexodus. The Gay Hussar improves. James Cleverly impresses. And: join Liam Halligan, Ayesha Hazarika and I on CNN Talk.

Edward Nyman: A five-point plan for engaging young British voters

We must find our identity in modern Britain; break away from obstructive stereotypes; source authentic leaders who connect with voters; become the party of opportunity; and never style ourselves as an alternative to “chaos”.

Albie Amankona: We need a real National Health Service – to make healthy living easy and unhealthy living difficult.

There needs to be a paradigm shift in policy and culture. Our state should work to keep us healthy and allow us as individuals to be responsible for our actions.

Maria Miller: British expats deserve a lifelong right to vote – scrapping the 15-year limit is long overdue

A century on from the granting of Votes for Women we should honour our manifesto pledge to deliver Votes for Life. A new Private Member’s Bill offers the opportunity.

Peter Thompson: The inconsistencies, contortions and self-contradictions of the case for votes at 16

On what basis would they then be prevented from appearing in pornography? Should they then not be tried as adults and sent to adult prisons? And so on.

WATCH: Thornberry on Labour’s EU policy – “It’s an ongoing conversation within the Party”

The Shadow Foreign Secretary seeks to fend off the claim that the party’s leadership is unwilling to listen to its pro-Remain members.

Corbyn walks into yet another racism scandal, but can the Tories make anything of it?

Labour’s recent track record is eye-wateringly poor, but is clearly not enough to endear minority voters to the Conservatives.

It’s not a ‘smear’ to say chunks of the 20th Century Left were Soviet useful idiots – or worse

Throughout the Cold War there were many good people on the Left who held to what was right. Then there were people like Corbyn and Milne.

Hunt followers do not blame May for backing away from a free vote on the ban

At the Kimblewick Hunt in the Chilterns, they can see that now is not the time to try to reverse it.

Chris Grayling: Conservatives must get better at rebutting Labour’s fake news

Every time we put the other side on the back foot and expose their inaccuracies to those middle-ground voters, we damage the credibility of all their messages.

Robert Halfon: Three big Conservative achievements. Better schools, more apprenticeships – and help for lower paid people.

Of course, mistakes are made, and governments get things wrong – but there is also a duty to make sure that the good gets out into the public sphere too.

Thomas Kerr: My mission as a Tory councillor in one of the poorest parts of Glasgow – the first there in a century.

The area has faced years of neglect from both establishment parties in Scotland, and that is why I was elected.

Labour’s identity politics continues to eat itself

The sight of left-wing students lecturing white working class men about the shame they ought to feel for their ‘privilege’ is unlikely to win many votes.

The stubborn resilience of the Conservatives in the opinion polls

A brief glance at this month’s findings to date helps to explain why Tory MPs have been resisting media and some internal pressure for a leadership challenge.