James Frayne: Right or wrong, most people bitterly oppose MPs having “second jobs”

If politicians will create a big, interventionist state, then voters will expect them to manage it on a full-time basis.

MPs’ pay: Cameron has cake and eats it. (And what’s the point of having cake unless you eat it?)

The palaver over MPs’ pay is a consequence of our collective unwillingness to decide what they are and what they should do.

Daniel Hannan MEP: Scrap IPSA, keep outside interests, adopt Recall – and free the Commons from professional politicians

Instead of prohibiting second jobs, we should treat serving as an MP as being a second job.

Julia Manning: Why MPs should no longer have outside interests

They should do a job as elected representatives and be suitably paid for it.

The Commons can’t afford to lose people like Hugh Robertson

Parliament and people are paying a price for the shift to professional politics.

Geoffrey Cox, my hero

We need more Parliamentarians capable of earning £1,333 per hour – not fewer.

Iain Dale: Coming – The NHS: Things that need to be said. My new book.

And: Clegg – where is he? Simmonds – what’s he on? ISIS: they have no Islamic state and we should bomb them. Plus: The new peerages – on the whole, a mistake.

Brady: When it comes to complaints about MPs, the whips have a conflict of interest

He suggests that the ’22 is a more reliable guardian of backbenchers’ interests than the leadership

How to win the next Conservative leadership election

Post-Miller, post-Evans, post allegations of sexual harrassment, a future speech to the ’22 by a prospective candidate.

WATCH: Maria Miller – “I take full responsibility for my decision to resign.”

The former Culture Secretary on leaving the Government.

Zac Goldsmith MP: The Miller controversy is a reminder of why we need a proper Right of Recall

The Government’s proposal to give recall powers to the Standards Committee simply won’t do.

Cameron is right to stand by Miller

The attempt by the press to bully the Culture Secretary out of public life has got completely out of hand, and must be resisted.

Miller should resign and Parliament should reform

The public needs to know which MPs on the Standards Committee voted to cut Miller’s repayment to only £5,800.

Why Sir Ian Kennedy gets a fail for his homework

MPs will always mark theirs – and everyone else’s, since we vote them in. Which is why Sir Ian’s new idea makes no sense.

Ten points on Maria Miller

The Culture Secretary’s options are now very limited.