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.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron the centrist unifier baffles the Eurosceptics

The Prime Minister also baffled the Labour leader, and enjoyed the support of the Boadicea of Bishop Auckland.

Iain Dale: Corbyn’s in a bunker because Milne keeps him there

Plus: Fox, an assured voice for Leave. Clarke and Heseltine, missing voices for Remain. And: Mark Regev, a persuasive voice for Israel.

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.

WATCH: Liam Fox says youth unemployment rates on the continent show the EU is not the key to prosperity

“The EU is not working for young people – especially those sacrificed on the altar of the single currency.”

WATCH: “If we were not already in the EU would you vote to join it?” asks Fox

“If you wouldn’t, then why choose to stay?”

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.

Mark Menzies: Now that the London Mayoral election is over, the time is right to expand Heathrow

Now that the airport will meet, and in many cases exceed, the conditions set out by the Airports Commission, there is no reason for the Government to delay further.

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.

WATCH: Fox’s message to Obama – “Can we control our own borders? Yes we can!”

“What’s good enough for the United States is good enough for the United Kingdom.”

Why is Hammond never available to take difficult Commons statements on Europe?

There were 26 critical questions from Conservative backbenchers on the Government’s EU referendum leaflet yesterday and 5 supportive ones.

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.

WATCH: “We do not need the EU to keep British people in jobs,” says Fox

The MP for North Somerset looks at Europe’s unemployment statistics for his latest One Minute Fox video.

Andrew Rosindell: Party members should have a greater choice of candidates in the next leadership election. Here’s a plan for reform.

They should be able to choose between four people rather than only two.

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.