Tony Homewood: Wakefield Conservatives are on the front line against Momentum

There have been some shocking cases of personal abuse. Bullying must not be allowed to triumph.

If there is a Commons vote on Syria, the willingness of Labour rebels to support action could make all the difference

In 2013, Conservative rebels joined with Labour to sink Cameron’s plan. Might the reverse happen five years later?

Alex Story: We won small in 2015 because we played small

The Tory general election campaign was far too cautious. We need to become an irreverent, confident and bullish force.

We announce Party members’ choice for next leader. It is…Liz Kendall

ConHome apologises to her for any damage caused.

Anthony Calvert: My opponent, Mary Creagh. A symbol of the damage that political correctness has wreaked on Labour

Twenty years at Harriet Harman’s high altar of all women shortlists and selection quotas are duly delivering their reward – for the Conservatives.

Iain Dale: These bloodsucker lawyers are scum

Plus: Ivan Massow – a joke. Greenhalgh and Boff – no charisma. Tulip Siddiq and Stephen Kinnock – impressive. And: Ben Harris-Quinney (for it is he)

Labour leadership candidates line up to criticise the manifesto they were selling two weeks ago

Where were they to condemn these bad ideas before May?

The Surplus Trap. A new Benefits Trap. Osborne prepares a welcome for Labour’s new leader

Dividing lines were one of Brown’s weapons. The Chancellor is turning them against Labour with a vengeance.

Umunna bows out of Labour’s leadership race. Do new candidates now come in?

He has been exposed “to the added level of pressure that comes with being a leadership candidate. I have not found it to be a comfortable experience.”

Looking at Labour 1) The Shadow Cabinet

The average member of Miliband’s team has spent just four and a half years working in the private sector. A quarter have no private sector experience at all.

Iain Dale: The best and worst Conservative leaders. Who do you nominate?

Plus: Pipe down, John Mann. Pipe down, Justin Tomlinson. Why I love Paris. Why France hates Hollande. Teflon Theresa May. And: Why Labour doesn’t rate Miliband.

The strength of the Conservative team, the weakness of the Labour team

The failure of Yvette Cooper and Tristram Hunt in the Commons yesterday was a symptom of a bigger Opposition problem.

Pinning Down Miliband: Transport policy

Indecision on HS2. Blather over Heathrow. All Labour seems certain of is that Thomas the Tank Engine is sexist.

Here are some other cartoons which Mary Creagh might want to make more progressive

Thomas the Tank Engine is only the start of our problems.

Andrew Bridgen MP: I said Labour would U-turn on HS2. And I was right. We should drop the scheme before it’s too late.

Labour will provide enough time to commit us – and then Balls will spring £50 billion of spending pledges from the saving of cancelling HS2.