In a crowded Westminster office lined with history books, Alex Burghart, one of Kemi Badenoch's closest confidants, articulates a fear that haunts Conservative strategists: that Prime Minister Keir Starmer might, in desperation, gamble everything on a second referendum to reverse Brexit.
It is a provocative claim delivered with the urgency of a man who believes the political ground is shifting beneath the nation's feet—and that ordinary Britons have no idea how quickly the ground might give way.
