George Osborne is our readers’ Conservative Minister of the Year

The Home Secretary is second, and Gove wins plaudits among the write-ins.

In the wake over the row over her SpAds, Theresa May once again tops our future leader poll

Sajid Javid is now third.

In the wake of a day of leadership contest rumours, Theresa May extends her lead in our future party leader poll

Boris is second, Osborne third, and Paterson comes up on the rails to fourth.

Interview: Nicky Morgan – “As a Christian Secretary of State for Education, I will oppose secular, politically correct dogma”

Michael Gove’s successor upholds his reforms, opposes new grammar schools, dismisses Tristram Hunt as “vacuous”…and admires Henry VIII.

WATCH: The EU is leaving us, says Owen Paterson

The former Environment Secretary sets out the alternative to joining the “new country” the Eurozone is set to form.

Paterson’s robust pitch to those who’ve given up on the Conservatives

In his second big speech since leaving the Cabinet, he urges Cameron to trigger the process for Britain leaving the EU.

Ten reasons why I won’t be joining UKIP

But the Conservatives need fundamental change.

Theresa May has her worst week as Home Secretary…yet is back as Party members’ top choice for next leader

Gove is up to third – but it’s still a two-horse race between the Home Secretary and Boris Johnson.

The Conservative Party becomes a broad coalition again – or it dies

The text of my speech from yesterday evening’s debate on the future of the centre-right with Matthew Parris.

Paterson is right about the Climate Change Act

Like a latter-day Gladstone, the former Environment Secretary has come among us unmuzzled.

Boris back on top in future Tory leader two-horse race

Post the announcement of his intended return to the Commons, the Mayor’s support is up by eight points.

The Big Three consolidate their places post-reshuffle in our future leader survey

May’s lead falls. Boris is static. Osborne stays in third. No big boost for Hammond.

Interview: Fox propounds his points-based immigration policy – and agrees it would mean a fall in family migration

The former Defence Secretary gives his view on quitting the EU, its appeasement of Putin, and the reshuffle – “what’s done is done”.

Henry Hill: Blair Government IRA comfort letters a cock-up, not a conspiracy, says enquiry

Also: PM stands by attacks on Cardiff government in visit to Royal Welsh Show; and Scottish businesses urged to make plans for rUK.

Interview: Michael Howard criticises the reshuffle – “I do think it’s a great pity that Michael Gove was moved.”

“If you are to introduce radical change and drive radical change it is inevitable that you will be involved in controversy and it is inevitable that you will be unpopular.”