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How Robert Jenrick stole Kemi Badenoch’s thunder

7 September 2024

4:45 PM

7 September 2024

4:45 PM

Robert Jenrick appears on course to become leader of the Conservative party within a year of resigning from ministerial office in Rishi Sunak’s administration. That is a telling indicator of how far the Conservative regimes of the last parliament had strayed from the gut instincts of the Tory tribe.

Jenrick has been focused on victory for many months

The Newark MP is far from home and hosed in the contest and may yet be defeated by the force of Kemi Badenoch’s political personality, or the sheer ‘nice guy’ campaigning warmth of James Cleverly.

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