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'Britain's rescue comes in the form of Kemi Badenoch' - The fight to end Labour's reign - AOL (opens the original)
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The spectre of a Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition Government after the next election sends a shiver down the spine of the milkman's son at the heart of the effort to oust Andy Burnham and make Kemi Badenoch prime minister. If the red and yellow teams take control of the country, Conservative chairman Kevin Hollinrake warns, Britain will face an onslaught of higher taxes, even greater regulation, more unemployment and a rewiring of the election system. "They'd try and bring in proportional repre
Kemi Badenoch needs to blast Andy Burnham and Nigel Farage and save Tories (opens the original)
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It is one thing to save your party from annihilation. It is another to persuade the country you should be prime minister. This is the challenge confronting Kemi Badenoch as she runs through drafts of next week’s conference speech. Does she ever feel a flicker of regret at landing so many blows on Sir Keir Starmer? Her vociferous onslaughts at Prime Minister’s Questions left him reeling, and now she faces a vastly more charismatic and experienced leader. Mrs Badenoch needs to assure the Tory fait
Weak, out of touch and incompetent - Britons' devastating verdict on Greens (opens the original)
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The Green party has suffered a devastating slump in support with fewer Britons willing to consider voting for the Left-wing party than before Zack Polanski became leader. Pollsters YouGov found Britons tend to see the Greens as “weak, out of touch, incompetent and serving their own interests”. The scathing polling comes as the Greens prepare to start their conference in Brighton on Friday. Support for the Greens peaked in March when the party looked on track to transform Britain’s landscape, jus
Andy Burnham is finished if pensioners choose to punish Labour (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham will be finished before he has scarcely started if his removal of a key element of the triple lock ignites the fury of older Britons. The frightening truth for the Labour Prime Minister is that the nation’s older citizens are roughly twice as likely to vote as young Brits. As Jeremy Corbyn so fatally discovered, you can have legions of young people singing songs of praise to you in mass gatherings, but lose the support of pensioners, and you lose the election. The next general elect
Andy Burnham may be about to hand the next election to Kemi Badenoch (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham could be about to hand Kemi Badenoch the next election. If the Labour Prime Minister takes the axe to the triple lock, then the Conservatives can stand before voters as the defenders of pensioners. If Labour’s changes mean the state pension will no longer rise by at least 2.5% a year, Tory activists will be able to knock on the doors of retirees and tell them how much they stand to lose. It is not just pensioners who will be worried. Millions of Britons who are decades away from ret
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