DEVELOPING: Kemi Badenoch Stakes Claim on Breakthrough, Vows Unwavering Commitment to Vision

BREAKING NEWS Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch Stakes Claim on Breakthrough, Vows Unwavering Commitment to Vision Kemi Badenoch has made a bold statement about her party's performance in the polls, insisting that her approach will "pay off eventually" despite recent setbacks. The Conservative leader told the BBC that there may be a "price to pay" for her policies, but she remains committed to her vision. She emphasized that unlike Labour and Reform UK, she won't rush out new policies, opting instead to take time to get them right. Badenoch's comments come as her party's conference kicks off in Manchester, where she is facing questions about her first year as leader. The party has performed poorly in the polls and local elections, with some former Conservative MPs defecting to Reform UK. In a key policy announcement, Badenoch vowed to remove 750,000 illegal migrants from the UK, stating that those who come without permission should "go back to where they came from". This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*