The Tory who wants to oust Liz Truss
James Bagge, a former high sheriff of Norfolk, is contemplating standing against the ex-PM.
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Martin Fletcher
Martin Fletcher is a former foreign editor of the Times and a contributing writer to the New Statesman.
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