The Critic, a new magazine which sets out to expose and ridicule bad ideas

Its future is not yet in the bag, but it has made a remarkably assured start. Much now depends on the genius of its editors.

Iain Dale: Maybe it’s because he’s a Londoner that we love Javid so

Plus: Leadsom stonewalls, Cox charms, Brexit stalls. And: my almost-but-not-quite shoulderpads fetish.

Alex Morton: We cannot be neutral in Islam’s internal struggle. Here are three ways in which the Prime Minister should act.

When I worked in Number Ten, the people who grasped most clearly this ideology’s threat were my Muslim co-workers.

Daniel Hannan: A year ago tomorrow, Britain voted for freedom. Here are three Remain myths about the campaign that must be debunked.

First, that Leave had won dishonestly. Second, that the country had become more racist. Third, that the 52 per cent had wrecked the economy.

Daniel Hannan: The left-wing dominance of public culture is unintentionally good for conservatives

We have to be furtive when at the theatre, but the benefit is we have no choice but to hear and learn about the opinions of our opponents.

The canting, self-righteous, liberal enemies of Trump who shouted “liar” at him – and failed

His critics have fallen for the Fact-Checking Fallacy: the illusion that in politics or journalism, accurate facts are all that matter.

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)

Jesse Norman MP: Where PPE went wrong – Oakeshott’s liberal learning, language, and the university

His critique of the teaching of politics is a simple one. In his view, it is not a mode of experience. So the language of politics is not genuinely a language of explanation.

Daniel Hannan MEP: How to prove to the Left that we’re pro the underdog

We Evil Tory Hatemongers can best respond to our opponents’ misplaced sense of moral superiority by demonstrating that markets work better than the state.

UKIP Derangement Disorder: further reports

While some Ukippers don’t mind dishing out insults – ‘LibLabCon’, ‘EUSSR’ etc – they get worse in return

Leftwing internationalists are the most self-centred people on the planet

There is an ideological fault line that divides the left from top to bottom. Nick Cohen, stands on one side… Read more »

Heresy of the week: The survival of the Conservative Party is not guaranteed

Nick Cohen is often wrong, but never boring. For instance, in a piece for the Observer he has a go… Read more »