US EditionKemi Badenoch does not rule out local coalitions with Reform after next week's council elections
- Kemi Badenoch indicated that Conservative councillors could form coalitions with Reform UK in areas without overall control after local elections.
- Nigel Farage stated that Reform UK intends to avoid pacts with the Conservatives at any level.
- Polling suggests Reform UK could gain two mayoralties and is popular nationally, while Labour and Conservatives may each win 165 seats locally.
- Badenoch noted that local coalitions might differ from national levels, emphasizing the need for local decisions to benefit communities.
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Tory MP gives awkward answer to question about whether Robert Jenrick is a ‘team player’
Shadow home secretary Chris Philp gave an awkward response when asked whether Robert Jenrick is a “genuine team player”. Leadership tensions are growing as the Conservatives prepare for what Kemi Badenoch has said will be a “very difficult” local election. In a Sky News interview this morning, Philp was questioned about whether the shadow cabinet is feeling frustrated with Jenrick after he contradicted Badenoch, suggesting he would support formi…
Kemi Badenoch refuses to rule out town hall coalition deals with Reform UK
KEMI Badenoch yesterday refused to rule out town hall coalition deals with Reform UK. Ahead of Thursday’s local elections, the Tory chief suggested in areas where no party wins overall control, the Conservatives could form a pact with Nigel Farage. Dan CharityKemi Badenoch refused to rule out town hall coalition deals with Reform UK[/caption] Nigel Farage’s Reform Party are set to make major gains across the country on May 1stEPA Ms Badenoch rep…
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