Andrew Gimson’s Commons sketch: Cooper fails to clobber Rudd

The Home Secretary displayed the necessary mixture of grip and remorse about the Windrush affair.

Kieron O’Hara: An unloved Prime Minister. An inadequate Foreign Secretary. And a hamstrung Trade Secretary. What a Brexit mess.

This is not a pro-Remain article. Rather, my point is that a referendum is a horrible way of making political decisions, and we are where we are as a direct result.

Andrew Gimson’s Commons sketch: May walks all over Corbyn on her way to the election

It was not an edifying spectacle, but it was convincing in its way.

Cooper’s anger over unaccompanied child refugees should be targeted at Paris, Rome and Athens, not the Home Office

If we prioritise rescuing children from the incompetence of EU governments, that means children can be rescued from the slaughter of the Middle East.

Iain Dale: If Wollaston is for Remain over the NHS, what’s taken her so long to say so?

Plus: EU heads-to-heads on LBC. Blair gets his retaliation in first. And: Some people think everything’s a conspiracy – and they may be right.

The Boris bubble

By being the Free Spirit who defies Establishment Man, the former Mayor of London has today stolen the show.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron devotes a lot of care to living down to his reputation as Flashman

But he is actually a traditional Tory leader who wants to show he will not give in to foreigners, even if they are children.

Iain Dale: The task of Leave campaigners now is to come together, unite – and fight the campaign of their lives.

Plus: The ludicrous Evan Harris. My broken mobile. The menace of TTIP. The smears of Yvette Cooper. And: why Polly Toynbee swiftly changed the subject.

Tory MPs rally round in the Prime Minister’s hour of need – as Corbyn fails to even mention IDS

After Gauke did a valiant job defending the Treasury wicket, Cameron no doubt expected a rough ride. He didn’t get one.

Nick Timothy: Labour’s crisis is not about Corbyn – it’s existential

Relatively moderate members of the Opposition know that they disagree with the Hard Left, but they have no idea what to do in response.

Nine consequences of yesterday’s Commons vote

The decision represented a decisive endorsement of a particular plan – not a return to Tony Blair-style liberal internationalism.

Nicky Morgan MP: Our vision for gender equality – and helping women to fulfil their potential

It is the Conservative Party which produced the first ever female MP, the first lesbian leader in Ruth Davidson and the first female Prime Minister in Margaret Thatcher.

The Tory plan to wield Corbyn against Labour

CCHQ want to exploit this red dawn to inflict deep damage on the Labour brand that will long outlast the current leadership.

Corbyn may not win – is anyone prepared for that eventuality?

If Yvette Cooper, for example, pipped him to the post, she could do the Government damage on the migration issue.

Our immigration policy must be decided by reason – not by photos and hashtags

An increase in refugees should be mirrored by a reduction in other migration. This won’t happen – and the Government is showing that it buckles under pressure.