Our survey. More than half of members back the Government over extending free school meals

Just over 56 per cent support the decision not to extend the programme through the Christmas holidays, versus almost 38 per cent who disagree.

Our Cabinet League Table: Sunak is still top, and Johnson is back in positive territory – just

All in all, it’s much of a muchness – with Douglas Ross down by about 25 points, now that his Party Conference coverage has faded.

Our survey: more than half of Tory members want Trump to win next week

Fewer than one in four are holding out for Biden. Does this reflect their view of which will be better for Britain, or simply instinctive mistrust of the Left?

Our survey. Just over half of members anticipate a Tory majority after the next election.

In August, this stood at almost 75 per cent. In January, it was 92 per cent. Can the Prime Minister revive grassroots optimism?

Our Cabinet League Table. The Prime Minister falls into negative territory.

It’s a rotten springboard from which to vault into Party Conference as it begins today. But what goes down may go back up.

Our survey. Under one in three Party members think Johnson is dealing well with the Coronavirus as Prime Minister.

We’ve been asking this question for the last seven months in the monthly survey.  And this is the seventh time in a row that his rating has fallen.

Our monthly survey finds that support for a Sweden-style Covid-19 policy is up from about a third of Party activists to almost half

Johnson will enter the Conservative Party Conference with support for his Covid-19 policy having deteriorated sharply, if our survey is anything to go by.

Johnson plummets into the bottom third of our Cabinet League table

Last month, he was sixth from top. Now, he is eighth from bottom. Only six Ministers have a satisfaction rating of more than half.

Our survey finds emphatic support for Israel among Conservative activists

Almost two in five of our panel members think that our national interests are usually aligned. And one in four think they’re aligned – full stop.

Our survey. Johnson’s approval ratings for managing Covid-19 fall below 50 per cent

That’s the fourth successive drop. The Government’s rating mirrors it. The Chancellor’s rating is essentially unchanged.

Our survey. How Unionist are Conservative Party members?

Only a small portion don’t care at all about the Union – but a sizeable minority now view it as less important as other political goals.

Our survey. Almost 75 per cent of members predict a Conservative majority at the next General Election.

It marks a slight shift from January this year, in which a bullish 92 per cent expected a Tory majority.

Our latest Cabinet Survey. Sunak stable at the top, but Hancock’s ratings are in poor health.

Meanwhile the Prime Minister continues to slide down the rankings, falling into the 40s for the first time since taking office.

James Frayne: Public support for the Government appears to have dropped – but not when it comes to individual policies

People strongly back it banning separate households meeting indoors where infection rates have risen, among other moves.

Our survey. Johnson’s approval ratings for managing Covid-19 slip further for the third month running.

In June, 70 per cent of respondents believed he was handling the national emergency well. That has since dropped by over ten per cent.