Kemi Badenoch demanded an apology from Sir Keir Starmer for David Lammy’s past attacks on Donald Trump in a “punchy” debut at Prime Minister’s Questions.The new Tory leader opened her first clash with Sir Keir at the despatch box by urging him to say sorry to Mr Trump on behalf of his Foreign Secretary,

Badenoch was elected by Tory members to replace Rishi Sunak partly on her promise to vigorously hold the prime minister to account, and her first outing was keenly anticipated in Westminster. She seemed uncharacteristically nervous at the outset, however, even as she tried to lambaste Starmer for engaging in “student politics”.

T he sign that Kemi Badenoch, who on November 2nd was elected leader of Britain’s Conservatives, was operating on a different plane from her rivals came at the party’s conference in October. While they busied themselves with cheesy selfies and cheesier merchandise,

The PM and leader of the opposition both congratulate the US president-elect on his "historic" and "impressive" win.

In her victory speech last week, Badenoch promised to "renew" the Conservative Party, saying "it's time to get down to business".

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