Who is left in the running? - Tom Tugendhat knocked out of Tory leadership contest - as James Cleverly tops latest vote

The final two Conservative leadership contenders will be revealed this afternoon, following a vote by MPs. At present, there are three hopefuls in the race to become leader of the opposition in the UK, following Tom Tugendhat's elimination yesterday. Another candidate will be eliminated later today, with the result due to be announced at 3.30pm.

Watch again as the Conservative Party's leadership contest candidates spoke to members on the final day of the party conference on Wednesday, 2 October. Tom Tugendhat, James Cleverly, Robert Jenrick,

Renewal, rebuilding or just being more optimistic - all four contenders to lead Britain's Conservative Party promised change in back-to-back speeches on Wednesday to convince lawmakers and members to back them.

There are plenty of more important things in politics than who becomes the next Conservative leader – two thirds of voters don’t even care, according to Ipsos polling, including almost a third of people who backed the party at the election – but if you are interested in the outcome,

Tom Tugendhat, James Cleverly, Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch gave speeches on the Conservative conference main stage in Birmingham.

Tory leadership candidates pitch to members in final conference speeches. Conservative leadership candidates reflected on their general election defeat in their final speeches at the party's conference.