Badenoch is beginning to remind people why they hated the Tories

Will the right unite?

Last month I wrote about how talk about electoral pacts would soon appear and today’s Sunday Telegraph has the story above and Mrs Badenoch’s strategy might not survive first contact with reality But many in Mrs Badenoch’s party worry their leader is outwardly pursuing the wrong strategy. One Conservative MP told the Telegraph: “The national interest is served by preventing another Labour majority or a Labour-led hard-Left coalition with the SNP, Greens and Lib Dems, so Conservatives and Reform must... Read More Read More

Stop moaning and fight! Badenoch opens fire on 'identity politics' of Labour women MPs demanding 50% 'quota' of jobs in Burnham's Government

Stop moaning and fight! Badenoch opens fire on 'identity politics' of Labour women MPs demanding 50% 'quota' of jobs in Burnham's Government

Liverpool's smartest transfer might be one they don't make before 2027

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What to know about Nigel Farage, Count Binface and the state of UK politics

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‘Dumpster fire on wheels’: Britain’s major parties torn apart amid general election calls

Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue says a snap election would do little to improve Britain’s fortunes, arguing voters face a political landscape dominated by dysfunction and division. “I don’t necessarily think there’s going to be a good outcome either way,” Ms Krakue told Sky News host Jaimee Rogers. “Reform, from what I’m seeing from the party structure and the inside machinery of Reform, I don’t think it's ready. “The Tories are still in freefall, although Kemi Badenoch has kind of put a plaster over that wound momentarily, and she actually, by polling, is the most popular leader in the country at the moment. “The Lib Dems are still perpetually useless and don’t stand for anything. “The Greens are a laughingstock and haven’t even mentioned anything about the environment in a while. “And the Labour Party is a dumpster fire on wheels. “A general election will just make people feel worse about this country.”