Tugendhat and Cleverly echo criticisms from Labour and the military as the Tory conference gears up for another day Earlier I suggested that, even though Robert Jenrick is more hardline on the ECHR, Kemi Badenoch is the most rightwing candidate in the contest. There is some evidence to support t...
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