Kemi Badenoch smiles from the stump as she heads towards oblivion / John Crace
The relaxed demeanour of the Tory leader suggests she is just relieved that things aren’t worse than they could be It’s common knowledge that Kemi Badenoch is not an early morning person. Or an any time of morning person. Look at her in the wrong way and you’re likely to catch an earful. So it (…)
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