Kemi Badenoch

“Badenoch has claimed her reforms would pump £450bn into the UK economy – a shot in the arm that dwarfs the £80bn Reeves hoped her ring‑fencing shakeup could unleash.”

“She also compared his “betrayal” to when he stood against his brother David Miliband in the Labour leadership election in 2010, saying: “It’s not the first time he’s betrayed someone close to him, is…”

“All prospective Conservative MPs must now align with Mrs Badenoch's pledge to scrap the 2050 net zero target and leave the European Convention on Human Rights.”

“Britain is heading for a summer of chaos. We have a caretaker prime minister, barely in office, definitely not in power”

“Burnham is already the prime minister in everything but name”

“All major policy and spending decisions have been put on hold”

“Andy Burnham should delay the summer’s parliamentary recess by just a day or two — just a day or two — come to the house and tell us his plan for this country”

“Andy Burnham knew about the £5billion black hole in the plan”

“Even the limited plan he [Starmer] has announced has completely unravelled because he hasn't found the money to pay for it: it's £5bn short.”

“She said that, in the past two years, the UK had only increased spending by 0.01% compared to its allies”

“She branded Labour's Defence Investment Plan as insufficient and overdue, urging Mr Burnham to publicly reject it if he wishes to avoid sharing responsibility for what she termed a failure. Mrs Baden…”

“"Since that letter, the Prime Minister has only increbased spending by 0.01 per cent. We can count, the generals can count, the Kremlin can count. His plan does not add up," she told MPs.”

“Mrs Badenoch repeatedly pressed the Prime Minister on whether Mr Burnham had been informed about the funding gap he would inherit. asking: "Did the member for Makerfield know that he was going to hav…”

“Similarly, the Tories have said they would be ready to fight one if needed, with leader Kemi Badenoch specifying the need to focus of defence, and that a snap election ought to be called should Labou…”

“opening her six questions”

“The man who will be Prime Minister in a couple of weeks wants a three‑month summer holiday because he needs the time to work out what he thinks.”

“Burnham should set out his plans to Parliament in special one-day session before the summer recess”

“she cited the Conservative Party has had four female leaders”