Is Kemi Badenoch getting better at being Conservative leader?
Kemi Badenoch has been noted for her combative style, particularly on cultural issues, but her recent comments suggest a shift towards a more unifying approach. In response to the murder of Henry Nowak, she emphasized the need to bring people together rather than sow division. Her remarks have garnered praise from opposition leader Keir Starmer, indicating a potential evolution in her leadership style.
- ▪Kemi Badenoch stated that it is the responsibility of everyone to bring people together, not divide them.
- ▪Her comments followed the murder of Henry Nowak, which sparked widespread concern and rioting.
- ▪Badenoch has differentiated her stance from Nigel Farage's controversial rhetoric regarding the case.
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Kemi Badenoch said it was ‘the responsibility of everyone in this house to bring people together, not divide them’. Photograph: House of Commons/PAView image in fullscreenKemi Badenoch said it was ‘the responsibility of everyone in this house to bring people together, not divide them’. Photograph: House of Commons/PAKemi BadenochAnalysisIs Kemi Badenoch getting better at being Conservative leader?Peter WalkerBadenoch differentiated herself from Nigel Farage in response to Henry Nowak’s murder and supporters say her ratings are risingWed 3 Jun 2026 12.16 EDTFirst published on Wed 3 Jun 2026 12.15 EDTShareKemi Badenoch has a hard-earned reputation for combativeness, especially on culture war issues, but at prime minister’s questions, with the murder of the teenager Henry Nowak in the…
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