Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick Denounce Sexist Remarks in Tory Leadership Race

Both candidates reject MP Christopher Chope's comments on parental responsibilities, highlighting gender equality in leadership roles.

Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick, contenders for Conservative leadership, united in rejecting Sir Christopher Chope's remarks about Badenoch being 'preoccupied' with her children.
Badenoch emphasized that parental responsibilities are not exclusive to women and defended her ability to balance family and leadership duties.
Jenrick distanced himself from Chope's comments, affirming Badenoch's capabilities as a leader and mother.
The leadership debate also highlighted key policy differences, including migration caps and the UK's stance on the European Convention on Human Rights.
A GB News audience poll indicated Badenoch as the favorite to succeed Rishi Sunak, with the final decision set for November 2.