Iain Dale: Corbyn’s in a bunker because Milne keeps him there
Plus: Fox, an assured voice for Leave. Clarke and Heseltine, missing voices for Remain. And: Mark Regev, a persuasive voice for Israel.
Ashley Fox: This referendum campaign has harmed our party’s reputation, and I’ll be glad when it’s over.
Plus: Sorting out energy. Protection from Putin. And: furthering the single market.
Garvan Walshe: Making working people’s lives more secure is the only way to defeat populism
Trump in the US, Le Pen in France, Hofer in Austria and Brexiteers in the UK all draw strength from the same source.
Peter Marshall: Brexit is not a policy. It is not even a scenario. It is just a grievance.
A rigorous and consistent analysis should lead us to conclude that we are better off taking an active role within the EU.
Rebecca Coulson: It’s time to reclaim the term “liberalism” from the statist Left
The misuse of the word by American commentators and the Liberal Democrats has led to a fine tradition being neglected.
Nick Timothy: The Chilcot Report is finally coming, but we already know we haven’t learned the lessons of Iraq
The ongoing disaster in Libya demonstrates we are yet to realise that replacing a state with a vacuum is highly dangerous.
Nadhim Zahawi: What’s the future of the EU? The Remain Campaign doesn’t know
There is uncertainty about what exactly the union will do next, but we know that we have consistently failed to nudge things in a better direction in the past.
Iain Dale: The woman who had a chat with Osborne – and then decided to Vote Leave. And rang me to say so.
Plus: Leadsom does well. Cameron runs away. No normal person I know is voting Remain. And: for LBC, world affairs. For the BBC, bedwetting.
Daniel Hannan: Cheer up, Conservatives! There is no “Tory civil war” over the EU
Nothing in the current campaign gets close to the acrimony that lingered for long years after Maastricht.
Peter Marshall: Uncertainty, inconsistency, irresponsibility. Why the case for Brexit is fundamentally flawed
Vote Leave has no workable plan for leaving the EU.
Reggie to Dessie: My pitch for leader – my great-uncle was a bus driver. He drove one to help break the General Strike in 1926.
Plus: Boris’s multiple problems. The Chancellor’s dodgy figures. Euro referendum recriminations everywhere. And: SNP MPs in white Y-front shreddies.
Andrew Kennedy: Now is the time for radical reform and a move to unitary authorities
Are the taxpayers of Kent best served by financing so many council buildings, senior officers, councillors and portfolio holders – all drawing salaries and allowances?
Iain Dale: My interview with the Prime Minister
Plus: The reshuffle – who may be in, who may be out. I am a wet lettuce liberal on prison reform. And: Lightning strikes twice in Camden.
Garvan Walshe: Risky and radical. Why voting to leave the EU is un-conservative.
Brexiteers peddle myths to themselves, and this leads them to overstate the weakness of the EU.
Rebecca Coulson: Ten of the very safest spaces that you can feel very safe in
Yes, these spaces are spaces we can learn from. Safely.