Badenoch and Jenrick 'agree' on uniting voters

KEMI Badenoch “agrees” with Robert Jenrick that “we need to bring centreright voters together”, her official spokesman has said.

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The Tory leader had been facing calls to sack her shadow justice secretary after he vowed to bring together a “coalition” of Reform and Conservative voters to take on Labour.

In an audio recording obtained by Sky News, Mr Jenrick can be heard saying that he wants the “fight” against Sir Keir Starmer’s party to be “united”.

Reform have consistently been outperforming Ms Badenoch’s party in polling in recent months, but a source close to Mr Jenrick said that his comments are “about voters and not parties”.