Watch in full: Kemi Badenoch’s speech on day one of the Conservative Party conference
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Kemi Badenoch has vowed to transform the Conservative Party into a movement with clear principles as she unveiled her blueprint for the party's future.Speaking on day one of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, the Tory leader said her ambition to "renew" the party went beyond changing individual policies or removing members who had plotted against her.She said the Conservatives needed to become a party that "knows what it stands for, a Conservative Party that knows what it believes and knows who its people are".Central to that vision is a new plan, The Right Way, which sets out Mrs Badenoch's diagnosis of the problems facing Britain and the principles she believes should underpin a future Conservative government.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Drawing on the party's 1976 publication The Right Approach, Mrs Badenoch argued the Conservatives needed to use their time in opposition to develop a clear governing philosophy before returning to power."In government, you will be...
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