Fiona Bruce, Fiona Hodgson and Benedict Rogers: The new Government should speak out on China’s human rights abuses

Human rights should be at the very heart of foreign policy.

Cameron’s last full day as Prime Minister. At his best, he made very difficult things look easy

The media never understood him, and was surprised both by his successes and his failures.

Peter Lilley, champion of the NHS

Far from being a johnny-come-lately to the cause of defending the National Health Service, support for it once cost the former Cabinet Minister his job.

Interview: Mark Francois – Cameron’s former Europe spokesman, who now is backing Brexit

The one-time Shadow Minister for Europe on the the Lisbon Treaty, William Hague, immigration – and the time when Cameron rebelled against the party line on the EU.

Osborne’s trap for Boris

Liam Fox today comes out for Leave. In the meanwhile, the Mayor has his own decision to make, and what looks like a snare set before his feet…

Isabel Oakeshott: Brexit campaigners don’t know friend from enemy

Vote Leave and leave.eu need to join together to fight the pro-EU campaign – and not each other.

Hague’s great achievement. The 20th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act takes place next week.

It deserves to be honoured as part of the great tradition of Conservative social reforming legislation.

Hague reflects on the Tory local government revival under his leadership

In 1997 the Conservatives were in third place in the tally of councillors.

New Conservative peers – full list

Plus links to the full dissolution peerages and honours details.

What does Cameron’s “full second term and no further” pledge mean in practice?

As speculation about his successors rises, the Prime Minister’s authority will diminish. MPs will seek to impress their future boss, not their current one.

Terry Barnes: The Mills Bomb finally blows up in the Speaker’s face

She’s gone – and, if has a shred of parliamentary integrity, Bercow must accept full responsibility for his choice.

The Diana-fication of the Commons

The Chamber’s culture change is for the worse – and it serves voters ill at a time when the country’s future is threatened.

Tears, applause and defeat. What a way to end a parliament.

A mismanaged motion led to embarrassment and yet another odd turn in the bizarre tale of a controversial Speaker.

WATCH: Charles Walker accuses Hague and Gove of dishonesty in the Bercow debate

“I have been played as a fool. But I would much rather be an honourable fool, in this and any other matter, than a clever man.”

A mis-formed villain who seized power through treachery is today to be solemnly buried

I refer, of course, to the funeral of Richard III. But some MPs, not all of them Tories, have a different committal in mind.