THE TIMES

• European Convention benefits British justice
• A message for Tory modernisers: Remain and reform
• The self-employed should pay the same as everyone else
• If student loan reform led to a tax cut, the Tories could be onto something
• Vice-Chancellor pay and a link to performance
• Universal Credit can work, but it needs tweaks
• Education key to social mobility
• Slashing fees would be an unjust tax cut for wealthy graduates
• Air pollution and the threat to human health
• Green-edged Tories
• Give me a break, we need short sharp holidays
• Liberal thinking on populism
• The professions are still very much a playground for the rich
• Offer government loans to change economics of childcare
• The office is a force for good, but partial home-working could be the future
• How many lives does Boris Johnson the promise-breaker have left?
• Longer Boris Johnson stays in No 10 the more Tories’ stature declines
• Calls to withdraw from European Court of Human Rights are counterproductive
• These crises could be good for the Tories
• Millennials have no place like home
• Student-style loans would help solve the childcare crisis

THE GUARDIAN

• Best days of your life?
• Conservative modernisation: it’s time for version 2.0
• Don’t blame the elite – that’s the politics of nihilism and envy
• Drop the Tories’ migration target, Theresa May. It’s unrealistic and ineffective
• For Tories, STV is the answer
• Grammar schools don’t add any value. So let’s ditch them
• Home truths on the boomerang boys
• How the Conservatives can embrace immigration
• It’s time for a kinder Conservatism
• Loneliness should be recognised as a signal of poverty in today’s Britain
• Maternity pay just isn’t fair
• New grub street
• The ‘big society’ must be more than a professional feelgood exercise
• The other half of social mobility
• The real cost of no-fees degrees
• We must cut speed limits
• We need more women
• Why the election could make Theresa May more liberal
• Winners and losers from foreign students
• 100 days after the Brexit vote: what should Theresa May do next?

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

• Exaggerated value of private education
• Bold steps needed in preschool education provision
• Instead of aping Ukip, Conservatives should be positive about immigration
• Current limits on immigration are anti-family and un-conservative
• The baby boomers are not selfish
• No matter who wins the Tory leadership, we are entering the world of Cameronism 2.0
• The pervasive myth that grammar schools promote social mobility
• Building a good pre-school education for all
• Is Theresa May holding back Conservative modernisation – or driving it forward?
• Yes, I am part of the liberal metropolitan elite, and I’m bloody proud of it
• Conservatives should reform welfare on a simple principle: you get out what you put in
• A quick agreement on EU nationals in the UK can pave the way for a good Brexit deal
• Brexit is Britain’s chance to become a human rights superpower
• Our glorious institutions are the envy of the world
• The Tories must show they get young people – a “citizen of the world” visa would be a start
• Has the Tories’ hardball Brexit strategy and ruthless party management gone too far?
• White people should not be shut out from the discussion we need on racial inequality?

EVENING STANDARD

• Welcome the boon of immigration
• This is Philip Hammond’s chance to show he is a champion of a fair society
• UK should take the lead on gay rights in the Commonwealth
• We must recognise the value of international students
• Let millennials meander to adulthood via trial and error
• Quality of childcare must be improved, not the quantity
• Tory leader race is chance for a sensible migrant policy
• Knowing your neighbours is good for you, so go and say hello
• Big companies can share the cost of furlough
• Here’s what Liz Truss should really be calling for
• Tory hopefuls aren’t grasping these taxing issues
• There is a reason Liz Truss is pushing controversial policies now
• Liz Truss has a way forward: start delivering

DAILY MAIL

• Alcohol price hikes won’t stop binge drinkers
• Attenborough is the BBC at its best and must be saved from cuts
• Cyclists are universally loathed
• Don’t let X Factor fool you
• Freedom on the slopes comes at a price
• Here’s how the liberal elite can help the poor climb the social ladder
• Home is the only place Labour’s boomerang kids can go
• I fear trouble when iPOD generation hits the job market this summer
• Imaginative early years will improve our children’s education
• More students don’t always mean more social mobility
• Social mobility starts when you get out and vote
• The harsh reality for twentysomethings
• Time to own up – I’m just not a fan of the festive season
• Young people should start treating us geeks with the respect we deserve

NEW STATESMAN

• A third source to boost living standards: the family
• Conservatism will wither without modernisation
• Ending school segregation is the key to social mobility
• Goldman Sachs gets into social impact bonds – but what are they?
• In defence of Cameron’s conservatism
• Legalising same-sex marriages is conservative, not liberal
• Liberalism lives on
• Liberals are well served by the Conservative Party
• Osborne must be bold to show the Tories are not “the party of the rich”
• Osborne’s attack on flexible working will harm family life
• The ‘Big Society’ is alive and well
• The next stage of Tory modernisation must address the party’s class problem
• What do ethnic minority voters think about immigration?
• What is the value of university?
• Why we need a Lib Dem-Tory alliance

THE SPECTATOR

• Brexit provides the perfect opportunity to crack the immigration question
• Kids will thank us for shortening the school summer holidays
• More people should have second jobs
• Nonsense over childcare ratios
• The quality, not quantity, of childcare needs improving
• Theresa May’s tuition fee review is a grave political mistake
• Why liberal conservatism isn’t dead

PROSPECT MAGAZINE

• Saving childminders
• Red Toryism and Blue Labour are not progressive
• Rooney’s new locks uproot dated prejudice
• Why the Tories should back AV
• The future’s bright for the Liberal Democrats
• Coalitions can – and do – work. Just ask the Tories
• Why the Conservatives must slay their sacred cow
• ‘Octopus Osborne’ triumphs, for now
• What should Stephen Crabb do?
• Does Britain need a new political party?
• The right-wing case against populism
• We should look beyond the gender pay gap – and focus our efforts on the most vulnerable women
• Conservatism needn’t be the opposite of progress – it only asks we think things through
• The case for a pensions commission
• What right and left alike fail to see: life is filled with randomness

YORKSHIRE POST

• A helping hand on the property ladder
• A generation that’s running too fast and getting nowhere
• Booming industries should create opportunities for all
• Childcare help could rescue the Prime Minister
• Early years education must be affordable for everyone
• Fees put universities to the test over value for money
• How Boris Johnson can go back to the future to make levelling up work
• If degrees don’t pay off, why charge more?
• Let’s adopt a fair approach to migration
• Let’s talk about love to put passion in politics
• No country for young people
• Now cut school holidays to help children catch up
• Our universities must learn a valuable lesson in student economics
• Sandwich generation spread themselves thin
• Student fee protesters are opposing opportunities for all
• The Church and politics. Religion should inspire us but its no substitute for government
• The X Factor dream and the hard graft of real success
• We must fight this devastating blow to families
• We must give education the power to change more lives
• We need a degree of reality about university
• Why living an ‘extended youth’ makes grown up sense
• Why our children should learn to love the outdoor life
• Why politicians should not panic over net migration figures
• Why the Lib Dems hold the key to future Tory success
• Why there is a degree of concern for university pay
• You don’t have to be nice to be part of the big society

CONSERVATIVE HOME

• Balancing the Budget
• Brexit is seeing struggle enough. Communitarians and libertarians don’t have to be in conflict
• Conservatives should champion human rights, at home and abroad
• Domestic abuse is everyone’s business
• Don’t bend to this anti-establishment rage. Challenge and confront it
• High-quality early years education is critical
• How to add contributions and incentives to the benefits system
• How to boost integration
• How to form a future without poverty
• I’m losing faith that our current politics can deliver for my generation. Here’s a Conservative agenda for change.
• It’s time for mixed-age classrooms
• Keeping up with Mr and Mrs Jones Senior
• Leaning into how technology is transforming employment
• Localism is not illiberal
• Next steps for the Chancellor in helping to support the self-employed
• No, family values are not in decline
• Optimism is crucial for Conservatives
• Reduce speed now
• Reversing the decline in part-time higher education
• The centre-right case for spreading wealth
• The early years development gap. Is it time to make pre-school education compulsory?
• The legacy of Pinochet
• Tax reforms, not just tax cuts, are what the Government needs to deliver
• The Tory manifesto should offer loans for childcare and retraining, and better pay for teachers
• Universities have enjoyed a leap in funding – vice-chancellors must act responsibly in return
• We need a second wave of modernisation
• We need more migrants to become citizens
• Welfare reform should recognise contributions and support families
• What Johnson should do now to help workers and families

THE INDEPENDENT

• Cameron should ignore the calls for an early election: the Tories need the liberals
• David Cameron’s oppressive Big Society
• Don’t let the Government scrap Sure Start
• Even we Conservatives know welfare is in trouble, but Universal Basic Income isn’t the answer
• If I were Prime Minister, I wouldn’t let anyone leave school without meeting the minimum standards
• Of course the Conservatives should be the party for workers. But they must also be the party for those out of work
• Say hello to Generation DIY
• Stop all this exaggeration
• Tear down the social ghettos
• The key to young peoples’ votes lies in housing
• The Tories should drop their obsession with small government
• The immigration issue is overshadowing the spirit of optimism which once defined Cameron’s Conservatism
• The politics of love
• The right type of Big Society
• Theresa May has shown that conservatism can be about social responsibility, not just individual success
• This Tory love affair with marriage must stop
• Why I, a Conservative, say Yes to AV
• Why Philip Hammond did not announce an end to austerity
• Why we’re all a little liberal and a little conservative
• Yearning for the great outdoor

CITY AM

• Scrap the utopian net migration target to reconcile traditionalists and liberals on immigration
• University is still the safest bet to a good life
• The age of Brexit Blairism: Rishi Sunak bet his budget on New Labour’s success
• From Costa and Coutts to Bud Light, business can’t keep out of our politics

THE i

• It’s not what you know, it’s who you know: office and school seating plans are the key to social mobility
• The Tories are denying the dream of owning a home to the young

FINANCIAL TIMES

• Case for ringfencing funds for children’s centre

THE SCOTSMAN

• How benefits lottery would help jobless to find work

STANDPOINT

• Boomerang kids

PUBLIC FINANCE

• The post-Brexit salary threshold for migrants is arbitrarily high

TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION

• Universities, lend a thought to funding
• Business and universities should pay more for higher education
• Augar’s plan to restore England’s maintenance grants is a mistake

THE HUFFINGTON POST

• Sink or swim?
• The real problem with internships
• Boris Bikes keep the poor poorer

THE PROGRESSIVE CONSCIENCE

• Is Britain still Great?
• Celebrating an inclusive and inspiring Britishness
• Why education should be at the heart of the Conservative offer
• The Conservative Party must be optimistic and open-minded
• The liberal realm needs defending
• We’re all losers without women
• The voiceless need representation

CENTRE WRITE

• A green and prosperous land?
• The future of work
• The great migration
• The end of the establishment?
• The robotic revolution
• Capitalism in crisis?
• Conservatism refresh
• Global giant?
• Matters of the mind
• Staying faithful?
• Identity crisis?
• On the home front
• Digital disruption?
• Family friendly?
• The great levelling?
• Target secured?
• Favourable climate?
• State shifting?
• Back to business?