Five housing reforms that we need to implement straight away
Alex Morton writes his regular ConHome column on the steps the Conservatives should take to fix the housing crisis.
Why you're better off working for the state
Following the announcement of a pay rise for some public sector workers, Robert Colvile writes in The Times on the union hand-wringing.
Damian Green slams 'ruthless' social media companies in call for digital election rules crackdown
Speaking at the launch of 'Who Governs Britain?', Damian Green MP backed calls for strong regulation of political posts on social media.
The Times: Confidence in democracy and MPs ‘at crisis point’
The Times reports that confidence in democracy and MPs ‘at crisis point’, following polling from the Centre for Policy Studies that showed the public don't trust politicians to make decisions in their best interests.
Tell voters who is really to blame, says the Daily Mail
The Daily Mail reports on proposals in 'Who Governs Britain?'
Brits feel disconnected with the politicians who represent them, says The Sun on Sunday
The British public don't believe elected officials act in their best interests, according to exclusive polling for the Centre for Policy Studies.
Matt Warman: Closing the gulf between the politicians and the people
More needs to be done to tackle the lack of knowledge and faith the British public has in their elected officials, writes Matt Warman MP.
Fewer than one in 10 people have faith in local and national governments
The Telegraph reports on CPS polling that shows the public don't trust politicians to do what is best for them.
Sunday Express: Only 9% of Britons have faith in government
The Sunday Express reports on CPS polling showing the British people are simultaneously sceptical of government and largely ignorant about it.
Matt Warman MP: Fix Decline In Government Trust With Internet Education
Matt Warman MP talks to Tom Swarbrick, LBC, about his new report and how to tackle low level of trust in elected officials.
City A.M. Debate - Is now the time to increase spending on public services?
Robert Colvile debates public spending increases following the findings of the British Social Attitudes survey, which show rises would be supported by the public.
NHS pays moonlighting medics five times as much as Theresa May to plug gaps
The Telegraph reports on 'An NHS Bonus', published 2 July by the CPS, which highlights how national staff shortages are creating a crisis in patient care.
Call for nurses to be paid annual cash bonuses in bid to raise NHS standards
The Sun reports on CPS proposals to introduce a fairer rewards system within the NHS pay structure.
NHS told to be more flexible on pay, reports The Times
CPS report 'An NHS Bonus' proposes regional pay differences to aim NHS recruitment and higher wages for unpopular medical specialisms.
A win for those spending ministers would be a defeat for the taxpayer
Alex Morton writes in Conservative Home on the failures of the Coalition government in focusing on austerity without reforming government.
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