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Robert Jenrick: Teenage Tory to Reform recruit

Robert Jenrick insisted just last month that he wasn't "going anywhere", amid the latest bout of rumours that he could leave the Conservative Party and join Reform UK. But the former minister has now been unveiled as Nigel Farage's latest recruit,

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Friday briefing: How the Robert Jenrick saga exposes a hollowed out Tory party

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Robert Jenrick sacked from Tory shadow cabinet for ‘plotting’ to defect

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Badenoch at odds with Jenrick over 'broken' Britain

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has insisted Britain is not broken after her former minister Robert Jenrick criticised the party for failing to campaign on that line.

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Tories are ‘getting act together’ after Robert Jenrick defection, says Kemi Badenoch

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Badenoch: I will not make pact with Reform ‘liars’

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Jenrick claims he is 'uniting the right' by defecting to Reform UK

The former minister joined Nigel Farage's party on Thursday, hours after he was sacked from the Conservative shadow cabinet for plotting to defect.

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Full list of Tories who have defected to Farage’s Reform after Jenrick officially joins

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Jenrick's journey from Tory leadership hopeful to ... Reform MP? How 'Bobby J' from Wolverhampton overcame ministerial scandals but was booted out of party amid constant Farage rumours

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Tory conference 2025 live: Badenoch admits Tories have ‘mountain to climb’ to beat Labour and Farage Reform

Kemi Badenoch has admitted the Tories have a “mountain to climb” as she closed her first conference speech as party leader. The Conservative leader spoke at the opening of the Tory party’s four-day conference in Manchester on Sunday afternoon.

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Badenoch’s Tories Are Banking on Volatility for a Comeback

In this world, nothing has been certain except death, taxes — and the resilience of Britain’s Conservative party. Now, however, the most successful democratic political outfit in the West is facing the threat of irrelevance, if not the extinction ...