Summary
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, disagrees with Robert Jenrick's claim that Britain is broken. After being dismissed from his position, Jenrick joined the Reform UK party, criticizing the Conservative government for its handling of immigration. Badenoch argues the Conservative Party is stronger without Jenrick and claims that Reform UK will not succeed.
Key Facts
- Kemi Badenoch is the leader of the UK's Conservative Party.
- Robert Jenrick was dismissed from his ministerial position and then joined Reform UK.
- Jenrick criticized the Conservative government for not effectively handling rising immigration.
- Badenoch insisted that Britain is not broken and that the country still holds global influence.
- She believes the Conservatives are best suited to solve the UK's problems.
- Richard Tice, deputy leader of Reform UK, praised Jenrick for resigning on principle.
- Badenoch claims Jenrick's criticisms stem from ambition, not principles.
