The Tories have opened up a two-point lead over Labour after choosing Kemi Badenoch as the party leader, new polling shows. The Conservatives are ahead with 29 per cent of voters compared to Labour’s 27 per cent – the largest Conservative lead since Labour’s landslide general election victory in July.

The U.K.'s opposition Conservative Party on Saturday named its new leader, following a long-drawn-out runoff after the Tories' landslide electoral defeat marked a moment of reckoning.

Britain’s Conservative Party has elected Kemi Badenoch as its new leader as it tries to rebound from a crushing election defeat that ended 14 years in power

LONDON — Kemi Badenoch triumphed in the Conservative leadership election and is now leader of Britain’s official opposition party. Badenoch beat former Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick. She received 53,806 votes, compared with 41,388 votes for Jenrick.

The Tories have opened up a two-point lead over Labour after choosing Kemi Badenoch as leader, new polling shows. The party is now ahead with 29 per cent of voters compared to Labour’s 27 per cent, the largest Conservative lead since Labour’s landslide general election victory in July.

The Tories have enjoyed a 'Badenoch bounce' after installing their new leader, according to a poll today. The party leapfrogged Labour to take a two-point advantage since Kemi Badenoch was handed the top job.

Tories take narrow poll lead over Labour in Badenoch’s first week as leader - Kemi Badenoch has taken the party to 29 per cent of the vote, according to pollsters More in Common, with Labour languishing on just 27 per cent.