Kemi Badenoch is an intelligent woman. What she told The Telegraph this week, however, was hopelessly naive. She claimed that Labour would fear her as Tory leader because the Left “want to paint people on the Right as being prejudiced – and they know that with me there,

Brexit divides in the UK with his ‘Leave versus Remain’ framing of the debate about the European Convention on Human Rights

Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick will be questioned by Conservative Party members in a two-hour live show on GB News. Who goes first out of the pair will be decided on the toss of a coin. Each will then get 45 minutes to set out why they should be the next Tory leader.

And that’s why I’ll be voting for Kemi Badenoch when I receive my ballot this week.Like Mel, Kemi has had a career outside of parliament. An engineer, who has worked in technology and media, she too comes with real-world experience.

Neither Kemi Badenoch nor Robert Jenrick are likely to save the Tories, according to Britain's top pollster. Professor Sir John Curtice suggested the final two Conservative leadership candidates would not be able to unite the Right after voters abandoned the party for Reform UK at the general election.

In a broadside at her rival Robert Jenrick she said the defeated party has 'one chance' to select the right leader.