Contenders to lead Britain's defeated Conservatives woo members at a key party conference
In the July election, the Conservatives lost votes to hard-right Reform U.K., led by populist politician Nigel Farage, which won five seats in Parliament and came second in dozens more. Other voters deserted the Tories for the centrist Liberal Democrats, who won 72 seats.
Conservative Party's Leadership Race Dominates Annual Conference
The UK's Conservative Party searches for a new leader following a catastrophic election defeat. Four candidates remain in the race, with party members set to vote for a winner by November 2. The Tories lost significant ground to Labour,
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Day two of the Tory conference saw the four leadership candidates abandon Britain’s centre ground of politics and swing ...
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Proponents believe this will be an important tool for conservative Christians to have a voice in national and local elections ...
But this year, the official merchandise on sale at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham is a bit... boring. In ...
However, the latest survey of 802 Tory members, published today, suggests Ms Badenoch is on 52 percent compared with Mr ...
A political party that has completely lost its mind is no laughing matter, but I’m going to start with a dad joke. Since my ...
Stephen Andrew, the Conservative candidate in Oak Bay-Gordon Head, answers questions from Times Colonist readers.
Leadership candidates Kemi Badenoch, Robert Jenrick, James Cleverly and Tom Tugendhat will all have an opportunity to address ...
The Tories are gearing up for a bun fight in Birmingham this week as the party gathers for its first conference since July’s ...
Mike Harris, the Conservative candidate in Langford-Highlands, answers questions from Times Colonist readers. Do you live in ...
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