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Kemi Badenoch often is covered by Right and Left Media sources.

Left: 34%

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Right: 40%

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Buckle up Britons, a once-in-a-generation assault on the established order is coming - Paul Embery

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The next 12 months promise to be among the most intriguing in modern British political history.The plunge in support for Labour and the Conservatives – who rarely now poll more than 40 per cent between them – is unprecedented. Meanwhile, radical alternatives in the shape of Reform UK and the Greens, with their slick media operations and charismatic leaders, are making serious headway. Might we be witnessing the death of two-party politics in Bri…Kemi Badenoch · London Read Article

Keir Starmer spent £60,000 on private plane to Lionesses Euros final despite vowing to clamp down on jet use

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Sir Keir Starmer spent over £60,000 on a trip to watch the Lionesses in the Euros final, despite pledging to cut down on jet useKeir Starmer · England Read Article

Polanski tops leader poll after backing refugees as Starmer sinks

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Green Party leader Zack Polanski is the UK’s most popular party leader, according to a new poll by Opinium. The rating comes from data gathered shortly after Polanski spoke out in favour of desperate refugees arriving in the UK by boat, a strong contrast with Nigel Farage’s Reform, Kemi Badenoch’s Tories and Keir Starmer’s Labour. The latter has been desperately trying to ‘out-Farage Farage’ since he took over and set about gutting it of anythin…Zack Polanski · United Kingdom Read Article

Party leaders wish Britain’s Jews a happy Chanukah

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The prime minister, Kemi Badenoch, Sir Ed Davey, Nigel Farage and Zack Polanski sent messages of hope, which came before the attack on Bondi Beach in AustraliaKemi Badenoch · Bondi Beach Read Article

Is increased coverage of Reform fuelling the public's preoccupation with migration and asylum?

Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage at the launch of Reform UK’s plan to deport asylum seekers, at Oxford Airport in Oxfordshire. Image: Jacob King/PA Wire Martin Shipton Increased coverage of Reform UK by Britain’s broadcast media appears to have fuelled the public’s rising preoccupation with the issues of immigration and asylum, according to research carried out in Wales. Media academics led by Professor Stephen Cushion of Cardiff University h…Nigel Farage · Wales Read Article

Badenoch: Meloni and I are WhatsApp buddies

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

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Kemi Badenoch Lets Rip at Keir Starmer's Potential Replacements for 'Caretaker PM' as Labour Record Blasted

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Kemi Badenoch launched a fierce assault on Sir Keir Starmer during Prime Minister's Questions today, accusing him of being viewed by his own backbenchers as merely a "caretaker Prime Minister."The Conservative leader demanded in the Commons: "Can the right honourable gentleman tell the House why his own MPs are describing him as a caretaker Prime Minister?"Mrs Badenoch answered her own question, declaring: "He's being called a caretaker, because…Keir Starmer · London See the Story

Kirsty Hughes: The Implications of the Court of Appeal’s Judgment on ‘Family Life’ for the Government’s Immigration Proposals

On 27 November 2025 the Court of Appeal handed down its judgment in IA v SHHD [2025] EWCA Civ 1516 clarifying the correct test to be used when determining whether there is ‘family life’ in immigration cases. The Court of Appeal followed the consistent line of case law from the European Court of Human Rights in stating that in cases not concerning the core family, family life will only be established where there are additional elements of depende…Kemi Badenoch · Gaza Read Article

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Tory shadow minister accused of 'conflict of interest' over Abramovich case

Brendan Clarke-Smith: The domino theory of defections

Buckle up Britons, a once-in-a-generation assault on the established order is coming - Paul Embery

Keir Starmer spent £60,000 on private plane to Lionesses Euros final despite vowing to clamp down on jet use

Polanski tops leader poll after backing refugees as Starmer sinks

Party leaders wish Britain’s Jews a happy Chanukah

Is increased coverage of Reform fuelling the public's preoccupation with migration and asylum?

Badenoch: Meloni and I are WhatsApp buddies

Kemi Badenoch Lets Rip at Keir Starmer's Potential Replacements for 'Caretaker PM' as Labour Record Blasted

Kirsty Hughes: The Implications of the Court of Appeal’s Judgment on ‘Family Life’ for the Government’s Immigration Proposals

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Badenoch: Meloni and I are WhatsApp buddies

Kemi Badenoch Lets Rip at Keir Starmer's Potential Replacements for 'Caretaker PM' as Labour Record Blasted

Kirsty Hughes: The Implications of the Court of Appeal’s Judgment on ‘Family Life’ for the Government’s Immigration Proposals