Wanted. A Muslim, a woman, and a fearless campaigner to review claims of Tory anti-Muslim prejudice.

We doubt that such institutional bias exists. But we would say that, wouldn’t we? Fortunately, Sayeeda Warsi has hit on a solution.

Michael Freedman: Cable’s ‘arms embargo’ on Israel is unjust and bad business

The Business Secretary’s spiteful blocking of a handful of valuable contracts to strike a pose on Israel is a poor reflection both on him and his department.

Graeme Archer: The Conservative charioteer, and his dog

A mixture of regretful nostalgia for what is lost, and sunny optimism for what is to come lies at the heart of every Tory.

Warsi gets one thing right – and everything else wrong

The Conservative Party has a serious problem among ethnic minority voters – but the Baroness doesn’t have the right solutions.

Iain Dale: The Zionism I’m proud to believe in

Plus: Hague, Hammond and the handling of Warsi. Able Joyce Anelay. Overlooked Rob Wilson. And: Ed Miliband – great company. I like him.

Jeremy Brier: Keep calm and keep supporting Israel, Mr Cameron

The Prime Minister must resist growing pressure to soften or abandon his backing for a nation which deserves our support.

Baroness Warsi’s full resignation letter

It’s a notable example of the passive-aggressive art of resignation.

The Warsi problem is of Cameron’s own making

I would be amazed if she didn’t ask herself, long before her promotion to Party Chairman: “Am I only here as the token Muslim woman?”

Post Euro-elections fightback: Names for the reshuffle. McVey, Fox, Truss, Maynard – and others

Four principles for the shift when it comes.

Warsi’s wise warning over election poll fraud

The Senior Minister of State says that the Government has more to do over postal votes.

WATCH: The political week in 60 seconds

The budget, farewell to Tony Benn, Warsi causes trouble, and more…

Sayeeda Warsi has her Hazel Blears moment

Her “Eton Mess” headline is redolent of the Blairite’s “Rocking the Boat” brooch stunt.

Alex Deane: The UK Commissioner – odds on the runners and riders

Runners and riders include: Peter Lilley, Francis Maude, Sayeeda Warsi…and a former Prime Minister.

Benedict Rogers: This Christmas, the freedom not to believe is as important as the freedom to do so.

I want a world in which we speak up not only for our own communities in other parts of the world, but for freedom of conscience for all.

Lord Risby: Britain is open for Islamic business

Just as the first renminbi bond issued outside China has been earmarked for Britain, so the welcome mat is now being comprehensively extended to other new potential investors in a more focused way.