Badenoch has drawn widespread criticism for her performances at the despatch box, repeatedly struggling to make an impact while ignoring Starmer’s answers to questions she’d already asked.
It’s a spending review of some significance.
In the months leading up to Badenoch’s announcement that she would no longer be supporting net zero targets, the Tories received significant donations from individuals with fossil fuel interests, as well as the chair of a leading anti-climate campaign group.
The facts show that there is no mass exodus of millionaires from the UK.
Farage chooses to ignore that the rich not paying their fair share of tax.
It comes amid internal rows in the party over its future direction, as well as a policy platform that begins to fall apart when put under scrutiny.
Other polls carried out by YouGov, and Find Out Now also note a slight decline in support for Reform at the start of June.
After his advice led to Truss’ downfall, could Badenoch follow down the same path?
“It doesn’t look very professional, does it, for your chair to be in – then out – then back in again?”,
How long has Farage been sailing the high seas? Did he buy the boat himself or was it a gift? And why has he chosen not to record this memorable maritime investment in the register of interests?”
