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Who cares if I’m nasty – Kemi Badenoch fights back – POLITICO

By staffOctober 1, 20261 Min Read
Who cares if I’m nasty – Kemi Badenoch fights back – POLITICO
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Labour’s conference is over, and the opposition parties are already on the attack – despite a ringing endorsement from Oasis’ Liam Gallagher.

As the Conservatives head to Birmingham, Kemi Badenoch has branded the prime minister’s plans as “Corbynism with better packaging”.

Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy ask whether the Tories are embracing a more aggressive style of politics – in stark contrast to Andy Burnham’s call for a more consensual approach.

Elsewhere, Europe is back at the centre of the debate, but what are the realistic options on the table?

Plus, is the PM starting to wind up MPs outside mayoral regions with his targeted plans?

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