Stephen Bush is special correspondent at the New Statesman. His daily briefing, Morning Call, provides a quick and essential guide to domestic and global politics.
The jostling for advantage in the party will continue long into the summer and beyond.
The BBC has always been pioneering, but now it's made the Mail and the Telegraph care about the gender pay gap.
This week might be remembered as the last time the Prime Minister had any real power at all.
The proposed boundary changes would make the parliamentary arithmetic more comfortable for the Tories – but they will struggle to pass them.
Philip Hammond has few political friends, and his value to the cabinet's soft Brexiteers is limited.
The Labour peer is one of a small number who have grasped the scale of the Brexit vote.
It would have been a big ask even with the government's pre-election majority.
From her EU Withdrawal Bill, it certainly looks like it.
The government's strategy for disentangling itself from the EU would see British citizens lose rights.
The phrase turned out to mean almost nothing.
The Maybot malfunction
