UK Tories Weigh Badenoch’s Fate as She Fails to Hold Back Farage

Under ‘Brexit Badenoch’, what is the future of the Conservative Party?

The Tories crave the appearance but not the reality of change, writes Prof Tim Bale. Their current path risks alienating potential voters and party loyalists alike, while aiming for a far-right populist niche comfortably occupied by Farage and Reform UK – and Badenoch the Brexit true-believer is just another a comfort-zone Conservative

UK Tories Weigh Badenoch's Fate as She Fails to Hold Back Farage

(Bloomberg) — Six months after Kemi Badenoch was elected leader of the UK Conservatives, the conversation in the party is already turning toward removing her.

UK Tories Weigh Badenoch’s Fate as She Fails to Hold Back Farage

Six months after Kemi Badenoch was elected leader of the UK Conservatives, the conversation in the party is already turning toward removing her.

UK Tories consider replacing Kemi Badenoch as party leader after poor ratings - Newsy People

Six months after Kemi Badenoch was elected leader of the UK Conservative Party, internal discussions have already shifted toward the possibility of replacing her.    With local elections in England approaching, many Conservative MPs and officials are increasingly dissatisfied with Badenoch’s leadership and have expressed concerns that she is not the right person to lead the party into the next general election, scheduled for 2029.    According t…

Report: Tories mull replacing Badenoch as party leader after poor ratings - EUROPE SAYS

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Tories Mull Kemi Badenoch Replacement As Britain’s Conservatives Brace For Another Electoral Disaster - Global Upfront Newspapers

The Western world’s most successful political party is steeling itself for a second electoral wipeout in 10 months. Pollsters are widely predicting Britain’s Conservative Party will lose hundreds of councillors in next week’s local elections as millions of Brits go to the polls. This would mean that, despite an unpopular...