1,414 Tory members have taken part (so far) in this afternoon's special survey. It finds strong support for David Cameron's handling of the expenses crisis but also strong support for much tougher action against offending MPs. 66% say Andrew MacKay should cease to be a Tory MP. More results of the survey in the morning.
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