'With the national security law, the Chinese government has broken the promises it made to Hongkongers when the island was handed over by Britain.' ✍️ Nathan Law

'Voters in Batley and Spen go to the polls on 1 July. There is now no possibility of a good outcome for Labour. If the party wins, the lesson it will learn is that communalism works; if it loses, that it wasn’t communalist enough.' ✍️ Stephen Daisley

'Apparently, the health world’s favourite noble Baroness will end England’s reliance on foreign doctors and nurses if she replaces Sir Simon Stevens as the next head of NHS England.' ✍️ Andy Cowper

'Respected at Westminster, Donaldson seems a more plausible fit for high office than the gauche Poots, though both men are remarkably similar; Donaldson, like Poots, is a committed Christian and is a prominent Orangeman.' ✍️ Andrew McQuillan

'Whatever you think of Rayner, the woman knows how to identify a political bruise and then keep punching it' ✍️ Patrick O'Flynn

'Orbán's plan involves a major restructuring of the European parliament, which he described as a "dead-end" for democracy. He wants to fix the EU’s democratic deficit by building a "democracy of democracies based on European nations".' ✍️ William Nattrass

'The striking thing here is that there are no masks, no social distancing, no restrictions on going to restaurants, or to football matches or to places of worship.' ✍️ Robert Peston

Is the green list enough to save tourism? ✍️ Ross Clark

'This time, Johnson told the Commons: "they jabber, we jab". The problem is that it didn’t really work in the context of a series of questions about rape.' ✍️ Isabel Hardman