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Kemi Badenoch couldn’t weaponise an event dating from her time in government – while Starmer prioritised party discipline.
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Kemi Badenoch couldn’t weaponise an event dating from her time in government – while Starmer prioritised party discipline.
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ByAt the dispatch box, the opposition leader grew increasingly frustrated with the evasive and distant Keir Starmer.
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ByDespite Starmer’s reversal of a deeply unpopular policy, Badenoch struggled to take advantage.
BySome are calling time on Kemi Badenoch’s leadership, others think they cannot weather much more ruction.
ByThe Conservatives are still haunted by their past failures on Europe.
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ByLabour has lost its lead on the economy to the Conservatives, but Kemi Badenoch remains a liability.
ByThe Prime Minister was too distracted to fight Badenoch back.
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