Kemi Badenoch, the Tories’ new leader, plans war on the “blob”
T he sign that Kemi Badenoch, who on November 2nd was elected leader of Britain’s Conservatives, was operating on a different plane from her rivals came at the party’s conference in October. While they busied themselves with cheesy selfies and cheesier merchandise,
Kemi Badenoch’s win didn’t come out of nowhere. To secure her seat, she effectively united a fragmented Conservative base.
The Conservative Party’s survival instinct is beginning to kick in. Party members resisted the lure of Robert Jenrick telling ...
The Tories are the true progressives ... suggesting the imprisonment of 10% of civil servants (don’t give me ideas). But ...
Starmer won’t apologise for Lammy’s past criticism of Trump Kemi Badenoch said the Tories would reverse Labour’s “cruel ...
After winning the Conservative Party’s leadership election last week, Kemi Badenoch has chosen her shadow cabinet including ...
Richard Holden, the new Conservative MP for Basildon and Billericay, holds his seat with a majority of just 20 - the smallest ...
“Kemi Badenoch’s election is further evidence the Tories haven’t and won’t change. More and more people are waking up ...
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