Rebecca Coulson: What does being right wing mean?
I have an assumption that most Britons aren’t especially keen to describe themselves, voluntarily, in this way. A quick and very unscientific vox pop didn’t contradict my assumption
Nick Timothy: In the debate about child refugees, reason must overcome emotion
It would be much better to help as many people as possible in and around Syria, and other conflict zones.
Nadhim Zahawi: I won’t take lectures on racism from Labour
Is it seriously only legitimate to ask such questions of a white man but not, in exactly the same terms, of a Muslim?
Howard Flight: It is clear that the aim of the BMA is to topple the Government
Young doctors have been wickedly misled by the BMA to break the Hippocratic Oath – although one in five has had the bravery to cross the picket lines.
Iain Dale: For as long as Corbyn leads Labour, how can anyone who is Jewish vote for it?
Plus: Obama: so that went well, then. Scotland: will it go well for Davidson? Wales – it may go well for Neil Hamilton (remember him).
Daniel Hannan: Here’s what happens when Britain votes to Leave
The day after Brexit will look pretty much like the previous day. It’s what happens in the years that follow that will really count.
Henry Hill: Davidson says Cameron should tell the SNP to ‘take a hike’
Also: Dugdale claims Tories are pouring ‘petrol’ on Union; Davies fights back amidst poor polls for Welsh Conservatives; Villiers clashes with Dublin; and more.
Ruth Davidson: Sturgeon’s manifesto rests on a squalid compromise
The SNP intends to drag Scotland through years of uncertainty. We are offering a positive alternative.
Andrew Kennedy: As elections loom, why campaigning matters – and why it’s never over till the fat lady sings
The building block for every victory is simply boots on the ground. Without gathering that vital data, there can be no targeted campaigning. This is the difference we make.
Iain Dale: The Leave campaign needs to up its game
Plus: Whinging republicans. Useless Corbyn. McDonnell v McDonald’s. And: the imperishable wisdom of William Gladstone.
Garvan Walshe: Can Mosul be liberated from ISIS?
And, just as importantly, can it be held against ISIS and whoever might come after them?
Rebecca Coulson: How much should we care about politicians’ private lives – if at all?
I don’t care if the Culture Secretary wears a blue silk kimono while eating his toast, and I really don’t want to know whom he’s dating.
Henry Hill: Villiers denies that Brexit threatens the peace process
Also: Davies sets out Welsh Conservatives’ whole-life plan; Davidson closes gap with Scottish Labour; Northern Irish Labour rebel and contest elections; Scottish left clash over tax and oil; and more.
Nick Timothy: What Aston Villa’s demise can teach us about politics
No institution – regardless of its fame or its long history – has a God-given right to success or even to continued existence.
From Reggie to Dessie: In which glamorous young ladies of Eastern European extraction close in on Conservative MPs
Plus: The Parliamentary Awayday. Matt Hancock is bitten by a police alsatian – but as Fabricant observed, the dog should live!