Kemi Badenoch and Other Senior Tories Launch Leadership Bids
Following a historic defeat under Rishi Sunak, multiple candidates vie to redefine Conservative Party's direction.
- Kemi Badenoch, a prominent right-wing figure, criticizes past Conservative leadership for liberal policies and seeks party renewal.
- James Cleverly, former home and foreign secretary, emphasizes unity and pragmatic governance.
- Robert Jenrick, former immigration minister, focuses on reducing immigration and withdrawing from the European Convention on Human Rights.
- Tom Tugendhat and Priti Patel also present themselves as key contenders with distinct visions for the party's future.
- The leadership contest will culminate in a vote by party members, with the winner announced on November 2.



























