Kemi Badenoch bets on an early election
The reshuffle won’t solve the Tories’ problems
ByKemi Badenoch
The Kemi-naissance is bullshit
Badenoch’s poll ratings are -11 and her party keeps losing elections
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The Bonehill-Paine affair leaves the Tories with questions to answer
What sort of party wants a former neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse as a representative?
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Kemi Badenoch is the Conservative Party’s only hope
Since her fiery response to Rachel Reeves’s 2025 Budget, the Tory leader’s popularity has soared
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In the cult of Kemi, nothing is real
When listening to Badenoch speak, it is important to remember she is suffering from delusion
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Inside the anti-woke Davos
At the Arc conference, the economic elite gathers to worship conservative values
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Keir Starmer has a people problem
He seems to lack the basic social skills necessary for survival
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The British right still hasn’t recovered from Brexit
Farage and Badenoch are caught in the long shadow of 2016
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Has Kemi Badenoch lost touch with reality?
The Tories have touted a miserable performance as sign of a wondrous comeback
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Labour’s post-mortem debate begins
The old two-party system is well and truly dead
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From “pint influencers” to Starmer’s niece: meet the young politicos vying for power
One party is a clear winner among young voters
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No one was a winner at the final PMQs before the May elections
Kemi Badenoch’s attacks felt laboured, while Keir Starmer’s position still appears uncertain
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Does anything remain of Starmerism?
Also: Tory-Reform electoral cannibalism, and politics as televised blood sport
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What we learned at PMQs: George Robertson has done Keir Starmer no favours
Kemi Badenoch used all six of her questions to hammer Starmer on the Labour peer’s criticisms about defence spending
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Kemi Badenoch wants to be Britain’s Peter Magyar
The Tory leader hopes to attack the right while remaining extraordinarily right-wing
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Kemi Badenoch’s missed opportunity
The Tories’ preoccupation with China made them miss an open goal
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Kemi Badenoch’s strange speech on Iran and the by-election
The Tory leader attempted to fuse the two subjects together
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Looking for a “Kemi Bounce” in Gorton and Denton
The Conservative Party is not recovering. But its opponents are just as trapped
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Reform is looking beatable
The party is losing rather than gaining popularity – but can Labour benefit?
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Kemi Badenoch needs centrists to win
There isn’t space for two parties on the populist right
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