Graeme Archer: Not-working: class and politics

I look much more like a Greek Marxist than I do a British Tory. And so do most people.

Syed Kamall MEP: In Brussels the Greek mess, the money mess and the VATMESS occupy minds

The Germans are understandably worried about the prospect of southern European rebellions against fiscal discipline.

Daniel Hannan MEP: The best answer to the West Lothian Question is localism

P.S: We need it for its own sake anyway.

Henry Hill: SDLP urge Sinn Fein to allow NCA into Northern Ireland

Also: Jones grilled on local government term limits; Clegg accused of trying to buy Alexander’s re-election; and Plaid urge English supporters to vote Green.

Rebecca Coulson: We must not let obfuscation cloud the realities of tax

Clearly communicated economic policy will win us the election – the opposition spew jargon because they feel the need to hide their inadequacies.

Garvan Walshe: Europe’s far left: Good for Putin, dangerous to democracy

To Hungary and Cyprus, Putin appears to have added a third, slightly less marginal, ally – Greece. Will Spain be next?

Charlotte Leslie MP: My part in Michael Cockerell’s Inside the Commons

My enthusiasm for opening up Parliament to the people is put to the test in a new BBC TV series.

Lord Flight: Economic management. Labour, nil points. Conservatives, neuf points. But here are a few reservations.

I am critical of some measures which the Government has taken to accommodate some of Labour’s class warfare propaganda.

Iain Dale: The works that win the Political Book Awards

Plus: David Davis, worst ties offender. Re-predicting my election predictions. Labour’s plight in Scotland and Wales. And: Why books by female political authors aren’t stocked.

A Candidate’s Diary: Which door to knock?

I know some candidates who only visit those who will vote for them, and others who chase those who will never vote. Which will work?

Graeme Archer: “Man-slamming”: we must take action against this outrage

We should decide what acts really really deserve our outrage.

Ryan Bourne: Should Osborne target “full employment”?

As Milton Friedman once quipped, we could increase employment by making those working on government construction projects use spoons instead of shovels.

Henry Hill: SNP accused of hijacking history curriculum

Also: Miliband pressed over NI candidate ban and Welsh NHS performance; Villiers rejects call to nullify OTR letters in law; and Murphy walks in Findlay’s shoes.

From Reggie to Dessie: The latest leadership candidate – Elizabeth Truss – braves the Pale, Male & Stale

Plus: John Randall’s Serbian restaurant. Soames goes AWOL. Cash goes ballistic. And: Did Letwin and Redwood write the briefs for Page 3?

Stephen Tall: Five things we do know about the election no-one can predict

In an uncertain world, here are a few certainties to bank on.