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📸A few shots from our event on Monday, we kicked off our new series 'Tim Shipman Meets the Party Leaders' with @KemiBadenoch. 🍷A special thanks to all our subscribers who attended the drinks reception back in The Spectator garden after the discussion. spectatorevents.myportfolio.…

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"Keir Starmer ruined many people's careers." Speaking to The Spectator's Tim Shipman, Kemi Badenoch says what was most striking about the Mandelson scandal was how willing the Prime Minister was to throw people under a bus, and how it exposed his true character. Watch the full interview, exclusive to Spectator subscribers | spectator.com/kemi @ShippersUnbound @KemiBadenoch

Kemi Badenoch was interviewed last night by The Spectator‘s Political Editor, Tim Shipman, in front of a live audience at Church House in Westminster. Much of what the Conservative leader said was a retreading over familiar ground. The Conservative party was a ‘distressed asset’ when she inherited the leadership, she said, but is now getting a second hearing. Badenoch said, of the economy, that the country must cut spending before it cuts taxes, and that it is time that the government gets out of the way of business. The Conservative party was ‘for the people who get up every day’, she insisted, and that what is needed in politics is more common sense. ✍️ John Power Article | spectator.com/article/what-k…

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