As the race for the Conservative leadership enters it final stage, Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick are pushing back against the idea that the party faces a limited choice between two candidates from the same populist right wing.
While each won the support of only about a third of the Conservatives’ 121 MPs as they reached the final vote among party members, they and their allies have repeatedly talked up their cross-party support, and the breadth of their policy focus.