Steven Swinford

Steven Swinford, the Political Editor of The Times, offers sharp insights into the current turmoil of the Conservative Party. He delves into Kemi Badenoch's leadership challenges and her attempt to revitalize a 'distressed asset.' The discussion highlights internal party dynamics, concerns about defections, and the competition with Reform. Swinford also illuminates the long-term impacts of past policies, particularly Liz Truss's mini-budget, while assessing the unpredictable future of UK political leadership.

Steven Swinford, Political Editor at The Times, discusses the Tory party's internal conflicts post-election, including Kemi Badenoch's critique of Rishi Sunak, dealing with Nigel Farage's threat, potential candidates like Keir Starmer, and the impact of Reform Party on the party dynamics.

Steven Swinford, Political Editor at The Times, discusses the plot within the UK Conservative party to remove Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister, including the meetings, personalities, and mystery money funding the scheme. Lord Frost's involvement in a cash funding scheme and concerns about political party reform are also explored. The chapter analyzes a prediction and mentions an alleged Tory plot against Rishi Sunak. Consequences of the ongoing plot, including migration and budget concerns, are discussed.