
PMQs review: Kemi Badenoch needs a position on Trump
It’s difficult for the Tory leader to press Keir Starmer on US tariffs when the Conservatives have no alternative.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
It’s difficult for the Tory leader to press Keir Starmer on US tariffs when the Conservatives have no alternative.
ByLabour has lost its lead on the economy to the Conservatives, but Kemi Badenoch remains a liability.
ByThe Prime Minister was too distracted to fight Badenoch back.
ByThe response to tomorrow’s Spring Statement will be made under the looming shadow of Truss’s economic crisis.
ByFour months into her leadership, the Tories are growing impatient with their promised saviour.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
ByThe Tory leader can’t afford to ignore a party with 72 MPs.
ByThe name “Boris Johnson” is being whispered in Tory circles once more.
ByThe leader of the opposition was outperformed by the Liberal Democrats’ Ed Davey.
ByThe Tory leader's questions reflected the gravity of the situation unfolding between Trump and Zelensky.
ByAnd Kemi Badenoch is ready to use it.
ByEven Conservative backbenchers guffawed at yet another takedown by Starmer.
ByCautious realpolitik will serve him better than cute grandstanding. But for those politicians willing to stand up to Trump, there…
ByShe is still struggling more than 100 days into the job.
ByAs Kemi Badenoch’s authority crumbles, British conservatism is searching for a new figurehead.
ByThe Attorney General’s reverence for international law is a potent target for the right – but Kemi Badenoch is incapable…
ByThe Conservatives can’t see that the nihilistic next generation are their children: growing up in the failed Britain their governments…
ByKemi Badenoch’s woes pose existential questions for her party.
By“He’s freezing pensioners, while shovelling money to Mauritius,” Kemi Badenoch quipped.
ByThe parliamentary battle over workers’ rights has commenced.
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