WATCH: “Thrilled” Hunt is mobbed by cameras as he leaves Downing Street

He says Health Secretary is “the best job in Government”.

May – a Joe Chamberlain in kitten heels? Who will serve in her interventionist Cabinet (and deliver Brexit)?

Hammond, Fox, Javid. How will a generation of politicians raised under Thatcher adapt to the new Prime Minister’s desire for an industrial strategy?

Our latest Conservative election MP tally. Declared supporters. May 183, Leadsom 50.

Who backs whom.

Our Next Tory Leader survey finds May leading Johnson by just ten votes in well over a thousand

Fox and Leadsom are on 13 per cent, Crabb is on 9 per cent, the rest are nowhere.

Britain needs a general election as well as a new Prime Minister

Cameron’s successor will have no mandate from voters and the Government already has no workable majority in the Commons.

Gove tops our next party leader survey for the third month running

And Boris’s presence in the news helps him to draw support from other potential pro-Brexit candidates.

Gove as Deputy PM. May to the Treasury. Osborne to Foreign, Boris to Home. The unity reshuffle.

How Cameron can bind up the Party’s wounds post-election.

Gove tops our next party leader survey for the second month running

The Justice Secretary breaches the 30 per cent barrier as his backing rises by five points.

The doctors’ strike is still on. What choice do the Government have but to stick to their guns?

The BMA unwisely challenged Ministers to choose between keeping doctors happy or acting to improve patient safety.

Gove tops our future Tory leader survey for the first time

This latest frontrunner is up by six points to 26 per cent. Boris Johnson is second. His score is down by 13 points to 20 per cent.

Iain Dale: Hunt and Morgan on the one side, and the Vote Leave campaign on the other, make idiots of themselves over the EU

Plus: The steel crisis. Trump’s abortion atrocity. Nick Watt, denied a Guardian promotion by political correctness. And: I leave ConHome to write for Momentum.

Project Fear’s pre-emptive strike on the NHS

But the Labour Party has been slow to rally to Jeremy Hunt’s side.

How a Government can beat the BMA

They’ve been compared to the miners, who only lost when careful Government planning and irresistible technological change undermined them.

Hunt is right to take on the NHS’ blame culture

Adopting the airlines’ no-fault investigation model is in the best interests of patients, and fits a pattern of minister-led Conservative reform.

Boris powers into a double digit lead in our next Party Leader survey

Pro-Leave support piles up for the Mayor, Gove and Fox – leaving Osborne and May with most of the pro-Remain rest.