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Badenoch's selectively apologies for Tory chaos draws derision
Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch speaking at the Business Property Relief summit at the London Palladium, December 16, 2024
KEMI BADENOCH’S attempts to apologise for 14 years of Tory blunders drew derision from Labour today.
The top Conservative tried to relaunch her floundering leadership by offering a mea culpa for the calamities of the previous government.
Labour Party chairwoman Ellie Reeves said the Tories “haven’t listened and haven’t learned.
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