Who to replace Cameron?

I just wonder - do you think IDS might throw his hat in the ring?
Beware the quiet man. (not that I think we should be beware of him, it is just a saying).

Oh how can this be happening? How can we even be having to discuss these possibilities. I hoped I'd maybe feel a tiny bit better today but am even more gloomy. Ochone ochone (gaelic lament)

ANNIEBACH I though Cameron was the most genuine I have ever seen him today and showed real emotion . Pity that emotion was for himself and not for the mess he has left us in (rings a bell?) I shudder at the thought of Boris but am pretty sure he will be leader & Gove for Chancellor .

missislippy The Brexit vote has not "just annoyed me"

It has very seriously damaged the value of the pound and the whole financial stability of Britain.

"Investors struggle to buy as trading volumes hit record levels
​House prices to fall 5pc nationwide, more in London
The worst FTSE falls in history
'Buy gold' searches soar 500pc as sterling tumbles
£40bn wiped off British banks as Brexit vote sinks in.

Are you wealthy enough for this not to worry you? when costs of everything will soon be rising as the UK £drops

After what Gove did to education I would hate to have him in any top job.

*Gove

Rumour is Give wants to be Chancellor not PM.

I don't like any of them but I wouldn'tbe surprised if Liam Fox emergesse from a smoke filled room

I have never liked Cameron but I felt sorry for him today, just as I did when the ghastly Thatcher left no 10 in tears, being stabbed in the back by friends as Cameron was must hurt so much

Totally depressing. I don't like any of the options.
I was so elated when Gove suggested he might resign if we stayed!

united , not untied

Vote LibDem - the party that has always put country first, is the most untied and has an excellent leader in Tim Farron

I voted Tory at the last election, because I though Cameron was the best person for the job. What choice would i have next time, Boris or Corbyn, OMG what a choice, neither of them capable of leading the country through the rough time we have ahead.
We have to play the cards that the voters have dealt, but we will need a strong government if we are to recover. With the MP's available from ant party, I can't see such a government.

I suppose they'll do all the negotiating by email.

I was going to say, I wonder how he'd get on with Angela. Then I remembered, he wouldn't have to.

No. BORIS!!!

How about PM Patel?!

I would vote for Boris.

Shame we don't get to vote on this one.

Oh please nobody boring from the back benches.

I think it will be Boris.

Mind you, I thought we'd stay in.

Actually I think Boris would make a good Prime Minister. Would be great to watch.

A pity Ruth Davidson can't be co-opted. She has said she wants to see "stability prioritised" in the wake of the Brexit vote.

("But I do not believe that a second independence referendum will help us achieve that stability,")

This is a page from his website:

www.jesse4hereford.com/eu_referendum

Links to balanced arguments from both sides.

Someone from the Tory back benches would be good. Our MP, Jesse Norman, refused to campaign on either side, but diligently facilitated meetings around his constituency where those with differing views could make their point. We need someone with that sort of vision even-handedness and feet on the ground.