Byline: SIMON WALTERSDAVID CAMERON will today bid to woo young voters back to the Conservatives by pledging to introduce more policies to help them if he becomes Tory leader.The leadership favourite will step up his glitzy campaign by staging a youth rally in Birmingham based on Chris Tarrant'...
So Who Would YOU Choose to Lead the Tories (as If You Really Cared); Tomorrow, Tory MPs Start Voting for a New Leader. Ian Hernon ReportsLiverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Cleverley announced he wasrunning to become the next Conservative Party leaderin July. He was the first Tory to declare his candidacy in the race to replaceRishi Sunak, who resigned after a disastrous election for the Conservatives. Cleverly said he was running to “restore the confidence of the...
He is also a Romantic paradox: a leader of the era's poetic revolution, he named Alexander Pope as his master; a worshiper of the ideal, he never lost touch with reality; a deist and freethinker, he retained from his youth a Calvinist sense of original sin; a peer of the realm, he...
They’re not about changing the leader, but they do want to influence what’s gonna be on that manifesto. Robert ShrimsleyYeah, and I think it’s really interesting because one of the things that’s behind all the attacks on Sunak, apart from the sense that they are going to lose, ...
Another one bites the dust - Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has resigned from his party, saying that it was "heartbreaking" for his colleages to lose their seats due to circumstances out of their control. 11:31 One seat required for Tory majority ...
Must never be the leader Now is the time for change So Ring the bells forth into heaven above And dexterously turn all hate into love Death For Everyman With respect for The Somonyng of Everyman A fifteenth century morality play What do the pundits tell us about death?
How the PM has responded to lockdown party claims Who's had to resign already for breaking COVID rules? Johnson 'absolutely' right leader for next election How will she approach 'partygate'? Sir David Normington, a former Whitehall permanent secretary, said that among civil servant...
He said former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith was his mentor and "biggest champion". "He cares about London deeply and that is why he is supporting me to be mayor of London. He thinks that I can win against Mr Khan," he said. ...
In 1994 he made the first of his repeated attempts to become an MP, finishing fourth in the Eastleigh by-election with fewer than 1,000 votes, narrowly beating Raving Monster Loony Party leader Screaming Lord Sutch into fifth place.