WATCH: “When I see the cross of St George…”

Nadhim Zahawi was on patriotic form in today’s session of PMQs.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: white van man becomes the arbiter of politics

We got Shakespeare driving a white van, or at least commenting on one, but he was trumped by an MP who actually has white vans in his family.

Graeme Archer: Miliband and His Problems (as T.S.Eliot nearly wrote)

UKIP and Russell Brand have little in common – except they both threaten the Labour leader.

Adrian Hilton: If Robin Williams had played King Lear…

The deceased actor was a genius, capable of tragedy as well as comedy. That’s why I wanted him to take on one of the great Shakespearian roles.

Adrian Hilton: All actors should be allowed to play disabled roles

Restricting disabled roles to disabled actors isn’t just a potential bar to the creation of great art – it overlooks worse prejudices faced by the disabled.

Kate Maltby: A tragic Duchess in a glorious Globe

Kate Maltby reviews the new production of John Webster’s ‘The Duchess of Malfi’ in London’s Globe theatre.

Interview: John Redwood outlines a doctrine of coercive loyalty

According to the senior backbencher, Tory rebels are pushing the Government towards popular policies on migration, energy and sovereignty.

Kate Maltby: Coriolanus – a man who really does hate the “plebs”

Kate Maltby reviews the Donmar Warehouse’s new production of Shakespeare’s play.