Anyone who doubted Kemi Badenoch‘s credentials as Conservative leader – or as a future prime minister – has got their answer.
It is just a year since she made her party conference debut at the helm in front of a membership still drained and distraught by the worst electoral drubbing in Tory history.
But there was a real sense of momentum – and the prospect of destiny in the making – in Birmingham yesterday as she declared that the next election will be ‘a battle for the soul of the nation’.
At the core of Mrs Badenoch’s address was the theme of home
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