We ask our panel: What do you want to see in Osborne’s Autumn Statement?

Johnathan Algar, Antonia Cox, Nick Faith, Peter Franklin, David Green, Peter Hoskin, Andrew Lilico, Andrea Leadsom MP and Simon Richards give their views.

Stephen Tall: The agony of the Tory modernisers

John Major, William Hague, Michael Howard, David Cameron – all promised to win over new converts, all ended up preaching to the choir. And still no sign of the promised land: an outright majority.

Tell us what you would like to see in George Osborne’s Autumn Statement

Cut green taxes? Scrap HS2? Have your say today.

Let’s make clear that on energy prices Tories want red meat, and Lib Dems insist on Quorn

Coalition may mean we must swallow compromises, but it doesn’t mean we have to like them.

The march of time has outpaced the Tory modernisers

Elections are won in the centre – and the centre has moved rightwards.

Michael Fallon MP: A Conservative business policy – competition, entrepreneurship, deregulation

Instead of damaging political cons like his Canute-like pledge to freeze prices, it is time to get energy back to the market.

Lord Flight: We need a recovery based on savings, investment and exports – not consumption

The post-2010 Government will need to take major and radical decisions and actions to get the balance of the UK economy right.

Priti Patel MP: Labour. The party of gimmicks, scaremongering, opportunism, taxes, debt – and McLuskey

Whether it is on energy prices, education, the criminal justice system or industrial relations, Labour remains entrenched on the side of vested interests and unions.

Mark Reckless: MPs should vote to cut green energy costs today

The Commons should not back the proposed means of supporting the Green Investment Bank

Can leaning have meaning? The question behind the political battle for consumers’ hearts

Two years ago, leaning on businesses was preferred to legislating against them. But now, for many, leaning is no longer enough.

The Lib Dems have been kind enough to give us that public row over green taxes – but will they buckle?

Clegg has no desire to become infamous as the man who blocked a cut to everyone’s energy bills.

A month after Miliband’s energy speech, Cameron plans to “roll back” green taxes – let’s hope he does it soon

Like peeling off a sticking plaster, u-turns are best done quickly – dragging it out will only prolong the pain.

The Sun turns up the heat on green taxes

With a mass petition calling for tax cuts to control the cost of living, how long will the Government delay?

There is nothing to lose in publicly falling out with the Lib Dems over green taxes

If our Coalition partners want to explain to voters why they want to keep energy bills high, bring it on.