Cleverly Set to Return to Tory Front Bench as Shadow Housing Secretary

Kemi Badenoch’s Shadow Cabinet reshuffle was deliberately bland

There is always a slightly melancholy air to a Shadow Cabinet reshuffle. By definition, the power in the hands of each individual is very small, and that is more true than ever for the Conservative Party now, still shattered by its worst election defeat ever and making little if any headway in the opinion polls.Kemi Badenoch said in January that she would not change her top team before the general election, but that always seemed like an untenab…

Cleverly set to return to Tory front bench as shadow housing secretary

Sir James served in the foreign office and as home secretary when the Conservatives were in power.

Kemi Badenoch’s party just got slightly less terrible

It’s our moral duty to root for the reshuffled Tories - and we need them to take on Farage’s Reform

Kemi Badenoch’s “weak” and “delusional” reshuffle

If there’s a time for change, it might be when you’re at 18 per cent in the polls.

UK’s Badenoch Shuffles Tory Team in Bid to Salvage Leadership

UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch shuffled her Conservative shadow cabinet in an attempt to reset her leadership of the party which is coming under pressure a year on from its landslide election defeat.

With her Tory reshuffle, what is Kemi Badenoch really up to?

To prop up her team, the Conservatives’ vulnerable leader had little choice but to ‘hug’ one of her previous rivals close – and she was right to keep Robert Jenrick at arm’s length, argues John Rentoul