Too many Conservatives seem to see Brexit more as an embarrassing secret than a huge democratic achievement. Conservatives got Brexit across the line. Since then, the UK has grown faster than France, Germany, and Italy, and we’re now the fourth largest exporter. But there are still opportunities to be seized. We have months left of this parliament. Instead of voting on pedicabs and banning smoking, we could be pushing through reforms that would transform our economic model and free us from this low-growth cycle. If Conservatives can’t be bothered to defend our record on Brexit and take full advantage of its freedoms, we will pay a price. Labour will seek to undo Brexit, abandon the gains, and put Britain last.

Delays to the Rwanda Bill continue to run their course. But soon we will enter a period of consequences. The lesson of this saga is that when it comes to safeguarding our security, there can be no half measures.

The British state needs radical reform. But Labour’s plan? To entrench the failed status quo with yet more unaccountable quangos and constitutional vandalism. It’s not a recipe for change; it’s a recipe for voters to cede control.

Our museums have fallen into the hands of a careless generation. We must rescue them from liberal elites who appear intent on denuding priceless artefacts

Leasehold Britain is a rip-off. We must end it for good. It’s an affront to the British dream of owning a home and the peace of mind that comes with ownership.

The tail is now wagging the dog: our lack of prison capacity is dictating our approach to crime.

Politicians should relentlessly pursue the interests of their country’s citizens over those outside it, yet this is all too often forgotten.

Knife crime is surging, red tape is proliferating and bars, clubs and restaurants are closing. It’s time to fix this mess.