'New' Tory Party Will 'Win Next Election'
The 95-page plan sets five principles and proposes immigration, energy and defence changes as Badenoch seeks to rebuild Conservative credibility.
- On Sunday, October 4, 2026, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch launched 'The Right Way,' a 95-page doctrine outlining party principles at the annual conference in Birmingham.
- Modeled on Margaret Thatcher's 1976 treatise 'The Right Approach,' the document critiques Conservative Party performance from 2010 to 2024, arguing the party failed to reverse structural changes made by Labour.
- The platform commits to spending 3% of GDP on defense by 2030, proposing to leave the European Convention on Human Rights and repeal the Climate Change Act.
- Badenoch presented the doctrine as a foil to Prime Minister Andy Burnham's economic agenda, claiming his promises will 'all come to nought' because he lacks a clear plan.
- Billed as the intellectual foundation for the next government, the strategy aims to prepare the Conservative Party for power, with Badenoch asserting the party will 'win the next election' by following these principles.
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Tories will win the next election with new political bible, Badenoch claims
Tory leader Mrs Badenoch cast her party as a ‘new’ Conservative outfit to that which lost the last election, as she opened its annual gathering.
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Kemi Badenoch has vowed to transform the Conservative Party into a movement with clear principles as she unveiled her blueprint for the party's future.Speaking on day one of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, the Tory leader said her ambition to “renew” the party went beyond changing individual policies or removing members who had plotted against her.She said the Conservatives needed to become a party that “knows what it stands for…
Kemi Badenoch publishes 95-page booklet setting out Conservative principles
Kemi Badenoch has published The Right Way, a 95-page statement of Conservative principles modelled on the party’s 1976 document The Right Approach. Launched at Conservative conference in Birmingham, the booklet is billed as the intellectual foundation for the party’s next programme for government. Like Margaret Thatcher’s Right Approach, published three years before the 1979 general […]
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