The Coronavirus inquiry. I’m an outlier – but I believe that following public opinion was a problem.

There are real questions to ask about the fundamental problems of the Government’s pandemic response.

Steve Baker: Wanted – a politically and economically viable path to low emissions

We need to think a little less about the targets, and much more about what people can afford.

Profile: Kate Bingham, leader of the scientific cavalry who came to the rescue in the pandemic

Parts of the media suspected, wrongly, that she was an Establishment stooge: her work leading the Vaccine Taskforce has since been triumphantly vindicated.

Mark Harper: Why I’ll keep fighting for Parliamentary scrutiny of Covid rules

If Ministers aren’t questioned about wide-ranging laws, we undermine the foundations of our Parliamentary democracy.

Omicron or no Omicron, high-income nations should have promoted a more equitable distribution of vaccines

The new variant is a reminder that the world is in it “together” when it comes to beating the virus.

WATCH: “This pandemic is not over,” warns Johnson – as he confirms that legal restrictions in England will end on July 19

“We don’t expect that the whole country will return to their desk as one on Monday.”

James Somerville-Meikle: Religious services are essential for many people; the Government must not stop them again.

Furthermore, there have been huge efforts at places of worship to stop the spread of the virus.

Robert Halfon: This time round, let’s keep the schools open – and not risk an epidemic of education poverty

And if the Chief Medical Officer says that the situation is rapidly becoming much worse, and that urgent action is needed, who am I to argue?

Neil O’Brien: The virus and the lockdown. Let’s keep calm and carry on – there’s reason to believe that a vaccine is coming soon.

We need to start listening to the right people – not hopeless people who get it wrong time and again, but face zero accountability.