Tory
Coverage of Tory in the Nexus archive.
- Tory shadow chancellor promises tax cuts
Mel Stride, the Tory shadow chancellor, pledges tax cuts and 'responsible radicalism' as the party positions itself in contrast to Labour under probable new leader Andy Burnham.
- ANDREW NEIL: Reform's support is waning, while Kemi has never looked in finer fettle. No one on the Tory front bench is better placed to revive the party's fortunes
Andrew Neil states that Reform's support is declining, while Kemi is in excellent condition. He believes no one on the Tory front bench is better positioned to revive the party's fortunes.
- ANDREW PIERCE: Buyer's remorse for Tory turncoat boss of Iceland?
The article questions whether the Tory leader of Iceland is experiencing buyer's remorse. Andrew Pierce is mentioned in the title, suggesting he is the author or subject of the analysis.
- Kemi Badenoch says Keir Starmer should resign if he does not keep his word on defence: Tory leader warns Labour poses a 'major threat' to Britain's national security
Kemi Badenoch demands Keir Starmer resign if he fails to honor his defense commitments. The Tory leader warns that Labour poses a significant risk to Britain's national security.
- Robert Jenrick aide had meeting with US businessman accused of illicit donation
Robert Jenrick's aide met with a US businessman accused of making an illicit donation, raising questions about Jenrick's knowledge of a 2024 campaign contribution. Emails have been cited to further question his awareness of the donation.
- RICHARD EDEN: How another Tory jailbird was ex-whip's saving grace
The article discusses how Richard Eden's actions were crucial in saving an ex-Conservative whip, who was associated with a Tory member in jail. The focus is on Eden's role in this political scenario.
- Can common sense replace Equality Act protections, as Kemi Badenoch suggests?
The Tory leader argues that the public sector equality duty, introduced after the Stephen Lawrence inquiry, encourages division and should be replaced with common sense, while legal experts warn that abolishing it would increase discrimination.
- Steve Hilton, Tory aide turned California’s would-be governor
Steve Hilton, a former Tory aide, is now seeking to become California's governor. He previously advised David Cameron and aims to follow in Arnold Schwarzenegger's footsteps.
- ANDREW PIERCE: Will Tory peer pressure bring sense to Lords?
Andrew Pierce questions whether Tory peer pressure will lead to rational outcomes in the Lords. The article title suggests a focus on political dynamics within the UK's upper house.
- Top Tory says he wants the Right to Unite - but pact cannot include Restore Britain after damning extremism revelations
A top Tory seeks to form an alliance called 'Right to Unite,' but the pact cannot include 'Restore Britain' due to revelations about extremism. The decision follows damaging disclosures related to extremist activities.
- Streeting's 'dirty looks' for Badenoch as Tory leader accuses Health Secretary of allowing Starmer coup plot to 'distract' him from day job improving the NHS
Tory leader Streeting accuses Health Secretary Badenoch of allowing a Starmer coup plot to distract him from improving the NHS. The accusation suggests a power struggle within the party. This situation may impact the NHS and the party's reputation.
- For the good of the nation, the Tories and Reform must work together to stop this crank coalition of the Left: STEPHEN GLOVER
The Tory and Reform parties must work together to stop a coalition of left-wing parties, according to Stephen Glover. This coalition is considered a threat to the nation. The parties need to collaborate to prevent this from happening.
- Britain needs zero tolerance on crimes that make our lives misery, says Kemi: Tory leader says there 'must be consequences' for shoplifting and vandalism
Britain's Tory leader Kemi advocates for zero tolerance on crimes such as shoplifting and vandalism, stating there must be consequences for these actions. The goal is to reduce misery caused by these crimes. This stance aims to address public concerns over petty crimes.
- Ex-Labour councillor denies blackmailing Tory MP William Wragg in Westminster honeytrap plot
An ex-Labour councillor denies blackmailing Tory MP William Wragg in a Westminster honeytrap plot. The claim involves allegations of a political scandal involving high-profile figures.
- Kemi Badenoch signals she will stop Brits getting points on their licence if they break 20mph limits as Tory leader urges 'balance' over driving offences
Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader, has indicated that drivers in the UK will no longer receive license points for exceeding 20mph speed limits. She emphasized the need for a balanced approach to addressing driving offenses.