Rishi Sunak faces no credible challenge before next year’s general election but he looks likely to be dogged by critics on the right of the Conservative Party
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, 250 miles away in Bournemouth a new political drama will catch light. There will be less dry ice, cocaine and Spandex. But the pyrotechnics may be just as impressive. Tory plotters are gathering to discuss the party’s future. Rishi Sunak faces no credible challenge before next year’s general election. Yet he looks likely to be dogged by critics on the right.
On Saturday the Conservative Democratic Organisation holds its inaugural summit to revive the party’s grassroots. Expect lots of nostalgia for Boris Johnson. Less so Liz Truss.
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