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Britain's Conservative Party loses another high-profile lawmaker to hard-right Reform

Former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has defected to the hard-right Reform UK party

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Conservative Party defections to Reform UK continue with former home secretary

Irish Examiner on MSN · 1d

UK right-wing Reform attracts another Conservative defector, Suella Braverman

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Farage rubs salt in Kemi's wounds and rips apart the Right as ex-home secretary Suella Braverman becomes latest Tory to jump ship to Reform

Nigel Farage moved to rip the Right of British politics even further apart today as former Conservative home secretary Suella Braverman became the latest defector to jump ship to Reform with a blast a...

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Chris Mason: Both Tories and Labour feel the Reform heebie-jeebies

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Full list of Tories who have defected to Farage’s Reform after Suella Braverman becomes latest recruit

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Tories weaponise Braverman’s 'mental health' - as more defections loom

Former home secretary Braverman became the latest senior Tory MP to defect, saying she no longer felt politically at home in the Conservatives.

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Local reaction as Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK

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Nigel Farage couldn’t resist defection of ‘disruptive’ Suella Braverman

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UK's Conservative Party leader sacks chief rival after apparent plot to defect

Britain's Conservative Party faces fresh turmoil as leader Kemi Badenoch sacks justice spokesperson Robert Jenrick

The Canadian Press on MSN

UK’s Conservative Party leader torpedoes defection of chief rival by firing him first

LONDON (AP) — Britain's Conservative Party, which governed the country from 2010 until it suffered its worst-ever electoral defeat two years ago, was plunged into fresh turmoil Thursday after its leader sacked the man widely seen as her greatest rival for apparently plotting to defect to a rival right-wing party.

The EconomistOpinion

Reform UK risks blowing a once-in-a-century moment

Rather than shepherding in a new era, Mr Farage’s Reform will keep an old, unhappy one alive. It risks being the Bed-blocker Party, preventing Britain from getting the treatment it needs. The arrival of yet more Tory MP s reveals little about whether Reform can win and something altogether more tragic about how it would govern.