Information is still emerging, but the Clapham attack case already raises serious questions for everyone in positions of authority.

The immediate steps I propose today can begin to turn a corner and give aspiration and economic growth a fighting chance.

The common-sense majority must stand up for British heritage and reject Labour’s false culture war.

It’s time we took the fanatical Iranian regime at its word. We have been painfully slow to act.

When migration is uncontrolled and national identity frays, social trust and cohesion erode.

We owe it to the public to secure our borders. To do anything else would destroy trust in politics.

It is clear the moral bankruptcy of our academic institutions cannot be remedied through public condemnation alone.

This will be a defining issue of 21st century politics. The public’s patience has already snapped.

Fighting organised gangs and cutting incentives for illegal migration are our next steps to end one of the greatest injustices of our time.

Britain has always been compassionate, but we cannot be naïve as some abuse our generosity by skipping the queue in small boat crossings.