The Tories need to fight the next election on culture wars as they have lost their winning formula from 2019, the party's new Deputy Chairman has said.
In a swipe at Rishi Sunak, Lee Anderson said the last election was won through a combination of Boris Johnson, Brexit and antipathy towards Jeremy Corbyn - but the party will now have to "think of something else".
The Ashfield MP, who was promoted by Mr Sunak last week, said the party would likely put a "mix of culture wars and trans debate" at the heart of its election offer.
