The grace period is over – so what now for Kemi Badenoch, the ‘not Robert Jenrick’ Tory leader ? (…)
Desperate to avoid another regicide, the party wanted to give Badenoch a fair crack. But a year in, that resolve is crumbling Kemi Badenoch has recently marked her first anniversary as leader, and much of the commentary (to the extent that the Tories manage to garner any commentary) has focused (…)
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