
Kemi Badenoch has strengths – just not those of an opposition leader
She is still struggling more than 100 days into the job.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
She is still struggling more than 100 days into the job.
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ByLabour has left her an open goal – her future depends on taking it.
ByThe Conservative leader strays even further out of her depth in an anticlimactic showdown to end the year.
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