Jenrick insists Britain is 'too precious to lose'

ROBERT Jenrick yesterday urged the Conservatives to “take our country back", as he told the party conference Britain was “too precious to lose”.

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The shadow justice secretary ended his speech to the Conservative conference in Manchester with heavy praise for Britain, saying: “We may be a little bit down, but our country is not out.”

Moving away from his justice brief, he said there was “much to cherish about who we are’, including British food and drink, a “love of pubs’; “love of animals”, a royal family “so admired they make the most powerful man in the world go weak at the knees’, and “a military that has defeated every force on the planet”