Rebecca Coulson: On being English, sorry, British.
I love it. I think. Here is why.
Henry Hill: Polls show Davidson may be closing in on Labour
Also: Welsh Tories accuse Labour of huge pre-election advertising; Sturgeon refuses to back investigation into another SNP MP; and more.
Nick Timothy: Faith schools can bring our divided communities together
The Government’s admissions rule for faith-designated free schools is effectively discriminatory against Roman Catholics.
Nadhim Zahawi: Apprenticeships – and why you don’t have to go to University to succeed
You’re then four or five years ahead of a graduate, already knowledgeable about the role and the business, and you’ve been earning all the while.
Iain Dale: Over at Corbyn Central, the comrades are eating each other
Plus: Trump v Sanders? Beckett’s report: smell the ostrich dung. And: I have never used poppers.
Daniel Hannan: Cameron’s strategy for winning the EU referendum – use the word ‘security’ as much as possible
Monday’s announcement on deporting those who don’t speak English wasn’t really about integration or extremism.
From Reggie to Dessie: Why Tyrie’s chances of a knighthood are now in deep cold storage
Plus: Sir Simon Bowie, Soames on a diet, the Trussette on manoeuvres, tiger nannies, and Proud to be Out. And: Time for Liders to get his British Empire Medal.
Henry Hill: Welsh Conservative MPs press Osborne for devolution u-turn
Also: Cameron and Soubry strike out at SNP; McCluskey turns fire on Scottish Labour; Corbyn accused of fixing Welsh by-election selection; and more.
Ruth Davidson: The SNP’s record in power is lamentable – but there is an alternative
The nationalists may pose as the opposition, but in reality they are the establishment. They must answer to their failings.
Iain Dale: How slippery Salmond drowned in oil
The injustice of the Durham rape allegation. Mundell comes out. And: who will help me to make my mind up about Europe?
Lewis Baston: Westland – the Heseltine resignation row that rocked Thatcher, 30 years ago this month
Rows, plots, leaks, secret deals, an inquiry, debates in Parliament and the loss of the Defence Secretary – all over “a company with a capitalisation of only £30 million”.
Garvan Walshe: An aggressive foreign policy, and running out of money. Why Saudi is the new Russia.
The new deputy Crown Prince is green and has very, very ambitious plans.
Rebecca Coulson: It doesn’t matter what your favourite novel is – it matters only that you have one
Too many children are growing up without learning to love reading literature.
Henry Hill: Mundell praises biggest shift of powers since devolution
Also: Osborne attacked by Welsh Labour; Cameron rules out SNP EU demands; Villiers faces calls to quit if she backs Brexit; and more.
Nick Timothy: It’s time to tell some home truths about sexism in minority communities
Of course, sexual violence can be perpetrated by people of all backgrounds but that does not mean in that specific cases, race, religion and culture are not a factor.