Ms. Badenochs ascent is partly the result of a deliberate diversifying of the party under David Cameron in the 2000s. In her politics, she exemplifies its more recent rightward turn.

The new Tory leader is right about the past, but has yet to demonstrate an understanding of the core problems of the present.The post Can Badenoch Orient the UK Toward the Future? appeared first on The American Conservative.

Reshuffling Kemi Badenoch's shadow cabinet is proving tricky, the BBC's political editor writes.

Labour politicians target new Conservative leader for her pride in Britain

Kemi Badenoch's Tory leadership rival has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, the BBC understands.

Kemi Badenoch's Tory leadership rival has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, the BBC understands.

The official LGBT+ Conservatives group has been mocked for congratulating Kemi Badenoch on winning the Tory Party leadership contest. Badenoch became the new Conservative leader on Saturday (2 November) after beating Robert Jenrick by more than 12,400 votes among party members. The official affiliated LGBTQ+ arm of the party called her appointment an incredible achievement. […]The...

She was a passionate supporter of Brexit and threw her weight behind the much-maligned Rwanda deportation scheme.

A self-proclaimed enemy of wokeness, Badenoch is an opponent of "identity politics," gender-neutral bathrooms and government plans to cut carbon emissions.

Badenoch is known in UK politics for her opposition to what she perceives as progressive identity politics.

Kemi Badenoch may have been minister for women and equalities, but the new Conservative Party leader hopeful did nothing to advance the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans people during her time in government in fact, many of her actions have made life worse for vulnerable minorities. Whether it’s blocking conversion therapy legislation […]The post

For a long time even before the contest was officially called she was seen as the one to beatThe post What Kemi Badenochs victory means for Britains Conservative Party appeared first on The Spectator World...

Kemi Badenoch has become the U.K. Conservatives' new leader and the first Black woman to lead a major British political party; she replaces former PM Rishi Sunak.

The Conservative Party in the United Kingdom selected Kemi Badenoch as its new leader, making her the first black woman to lead a major political party in the country. Badenoch, 44, now follows in the footsteps of other female Conservative Party leaders like Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May, and Liz Truss. It is the most enormous honor […]

It is not an obvious route to winning back disgruntled voters

Kemi Badenoch will have the wind at her sails opposing Labour's monstrous tax hikes

Kemi Badenoch is now the first black woman to lead a major British political party after defeating rival Robert Jenrick Saturday to take the helm of the country's Conservative and Unionist Party.

The former business secretary is the first black woman to lead a major political party in the UK.

Kemi Badenoch became the first Black woman to lead the U.K.s Conservative Party, following its disastrous performance in a recent general election.