Tories Urged to Admit Immigration Failure to Win Back Voters

Robert Jenrick Calls for Repentance on Immigration Stance

Former Conservative Party members are calling for a change in tactics after a devastating election loss, with Robert Jenrick leading the charge. He insists that the party must admit to failing on immigration to win back voters.

Bitter Tory Blame-Game Erupts

As Rishi Sunak exits No10 after defeat, a blame game ensues among the Tories. Surviving MPs are pushing for a new caretaker leader and a lengthy leadership contest to address the party's recent setbacks.

Immigration Missteps Highlighted as Cause for Humiliating Defeat

Robert Jenrick points to broken promises and liberalization of the immigration system as key factors contributing to the Conservative Party's recent election loss. The call for repentance and admission of wrongdoing aims to set the party on a path to recovery.

Leadership Contest Heats Up

With potential candidates emerging, including Kemi Badenoch, Iain Duncan Smith, and others, the race for the next party leader is gaining momentum. The need for a unifying figure to lead the Conservatives forward is emphasized in the midst of internal discussions.

Reform UK Deal Unlikely as Tories Plan Future Strategy

The Conservative Party is expected to rule out any deals with Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, despite calls for unity on the right. The focus remains on regaining support and avoiding a divided voter base in future elections.

Rishi Sunak Issues Apologies and Prepares for Transition

Following the historic defeat, Rishi Sunak reaches out to Tory MPs with apologies and expresses determination to regroup and hold Labour accountable in the upcoming parliamentary sessions. A period of reflection and reorganization is underway within the party.