Who exactly should be the next Conservative Party leader? The former environment secretary, who today launches a riveting-sounding new think tank, aiming to promote "common-sense, small 'c' conservative solutions to Britain's problems, has been interviewed by the Daily Mail. In the interview, he calls for the Conservatives to raise the threshold for the 40p tax rate, says that inheritance tax needs to be cut and proposes some pretty radical restructuring of government: namely, making it smaller. Do the middle classes have a new hero? Certainly the rumours in Westminster are that Paterson is positioning himself as the standard bearer of the Right. In other news, Conservative Home leads this morning with the fact that despite having had a truely miserable week, Theresa May is still Conservative Party members' top pick for next leader. Seeing as for some next year's election will be as much about the future of the Tories as the future of the nation, we thought we'd ask you who you'd most like to see follow David Cameron as party leader.