Our survey. Are Tory members shifting towards backing tax rises? They divide over one to help fund the NHS.

41 per cent say spending should rise further and be funded by a specific hike, while 44 per cent oppose the idea.

Our survey. Half of Tory members are satisfied with May’s transition deal. Almost two in five are dissatisfied.

That’s down from the seven in ten who backed the pre-Christmas EU agreement, but Downing Street may well think the finding could be a lot worse.

Support for May leading the Conservatives into the next election hits its highest total yet

But more of our Party member respondents want her to leave Downing Street before the next election than don’t – as in every survey since last June.

Should new NHS spending be funded by a tax increase? Is Russia a threat to our security? The transition deal – good or bad?

Members of the ConservativeHome panel should find the monthly survey in their inboxes today.

Mordaunt climbs to second in our Cabinet League Table, while Gove retains the top spot

The International Development Secretary’s response to the Oxfam scandal appears to have impressed Party members.

Our survey. Eight in ten party members oppose membership of a customs union with the EU

Some will not understand the technical arcana, but they will have grasped a point none the less: taking back control of our trade policy.

Our survey. Party members overwhelmingly oppose the Norway option. The majority against a Swiss model is less emphatic.

Whatever you think of the latter idea, it can’t fairly be said that, in the minds of a significant tranche of Party members, the door to it is firmly closed.

Should the UK join EFTA? The ConHome monthly survey is out.

Plus: should we join a customs union which replicates the EU Customs Union? And our usual Cabinet League Table and Next Tory Leader questions.

A bright start in our Cabinet League Table for McVey, Lewis, Hancock & Hinds. Hammond’s rating heads west.

And the Prime Minister, tenth in the table last time round, is back in negative territory and second from bottom.

Our survey – Next Tory leader. Three Brexiteers lead, as last month: Rees-Mogg, Gove and Johnson.

Respondents are much where they were a few weeks ago, for all the turmoil that has taken place since the reshuffle.

Our survey. Big rise in those saying May should leave Number Ten now. But a majority believes otherwise.

All in all, though, seven out of ten respondents want a new Party leader and Prime Minister in place before the next election.

Our survey. Confidence in a Tory-led government after the next election hits its lowest since the last one

It’s a sharp fall since last month and the month before, but not a collapse. The rating is back to roughly where it was in September and October.

Are we witnessing the results of a political culture of careerism and instant gratification?

Should we expect “overlooked” MPs to rebel?

The ConHome monthly survey is out now – how is the Cabinet performing, post-reshuffle?

Plus: Should May resign, and if so, when? Who should be the next Party Leader?

Reshuffle Day. And Raab, Stewart, Rees-Mogg and Cleverly are our panel’s top choices for Cabinet promotion.

Cabinet Ministers were told yesterday that the shuffle will be “significant”, but that word covers a multitude of possibilities.