Badenoch has published The Right Way, a 100-page attempt to define what a future Conservative government would actually believe and how it would govern.

It’s explicitly not a manifesto: it’s modelled on the pre-Thatcher Right Approach documents of 1976, and tries to provide a diagnosis of Britain’s problems and a coherent Conservative philosophy from which individual policies can then follow.

There are sections on the economy, energy, government, the country and social cohesion, defence, and borders/immigration.

I think this is interesting, important, and something this subreddit should read and discuss! It's been a long time - 50 years, in fact - since the Conservatives produced something like a coherent political philosophy. I think it's important and interesting that she's done so.

As found on Twitter - for those who haven’t seen it yet.

I remember that there was a lot of pressure on Baedonoch a few months ago, maybe even a year ago, and she conceded something about leaving the ECHR, but it was not concrete - I believe it was caveated a bit, but I could be wrong.

What is the current policy of the Tory Party about leaving or modifying the supranational treaties and organisations that the UK is currently signed up to?

Asking as it's conference and I've seen some of this stuff being discussed in the news etc.

Mny thanks

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^^ Its not an isolated incident in the Holburn and St Pancras by-election.