Tory leadership race: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new leader and Prime Minister?
The race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party has reached its final stage with Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt chosen as the two candidates to contest the leadership.
It is now up to the Conservative Party's 160,000 members to vote to choose the winner.
Mr Johnson and Mr Hunt will go head-to-head at hustings events around the country with their pitches to party members in the hope of winning their support.
A candidate achieving more than 50 per cent of the vote among Party members will be declared Leader of the Party.
What is the timing for the leadership selection process?
The process to select a new leader took place in the form of four rounds of voting with leadership hustings in between.
Thursday, 13 June
Tory MPs cast their first votes of the contest with three candidates, Esther McVey, Andrea Leadsom and Mark Harper, eliminated.
Sunday, 16 June
Channel 4 hosted the first publicly televised leadership hustings in front of a studio audience.
Monday 17 June
11am Five of the six leadership candidates (not Boris Johnson) answered questions from 100 political journalists in the Parliamentary Press Lobby hustings
3pm All six contenders grilled by backbench Conservative MPs in the final MPs' hustings of the contest
Tuesday 18 June
3pm - 5pm Conservative MPs vote in the second round of the leadership contest.
6pm Results announced. Dominic Raab is eliminated with 30. Sajid Javid just made it with 33 votes. The remainder of votes for candidates who will take part in the BBC debate were as follows: Boris Johnson - 126. Michael Gove - 41. Jeremy Hunt 46. Rory Stewart - 37.
8pm Boris Johnson joined remaining leadership candidates for a BBC debate hosted by Emily Maitlis.
Wednesday 19 June
3pm - 5pm MPs vote in the third round of the leadership contest.
6pm Result announced - Rory Stewart is eliminated with 27 votes. Sajid Javid attracted 38 votes, Michael Gove, 51, Jeremy Hunt, 54, and Boris Johnson, with the same number of votes as the next best three combined, 143.
Thursday 20 June
10am - 12pm MPs vote in the fourth round of the leadership contest.
1pm Result announced - Sajid Javid is eliminated with 34 votes. Jeremy Hunt received 59 votes, Michael Gove 61, and Boris Johnson 157.
3.30pm - 5.30pm MPs vote in the fifth round of the leadership contest.
6pm The final two candidates, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, are announced. The contest then opens up to the party membership.
Saturday 22 June
The first of 16 membership hustings will begin in Birmingham, with the final two candidates taking part in a head-to-head debate in front of Tory activists.
Hustings
These are the details of the remaining hustings:
June 22: West Midlands
June 27: South
June 28: South West
June 29 (afternoon): Lakes and Borders,
June 29 (evening): North West
July 4 (evening): Yorkshire and Humber
July 5 (morning): North East
July 5 (evening): Scotland
July 6 (morning): East Midlands
July 6 (evening): Wales
July 11 (evening): South East
July 12 (evening): Gloucestershire
July 13 (morning): East Anglia
July 13 (afternoon): Eastern
July 17 (evening): London
Northern Ireland, TBC;
Conservative Party members will receive their postal ballots between 6-8 July, with the final deadline falling the week ending Sunday 21 July. Each candidate’s spending will be capped at £150,000.
Monday, 22 July
Following a month-long contest, Tory officials tally up the tens of thousands of votes cast by party members, before declaring the new prime minister.
