ANDREW NEIL: Reform's support is waning, while Kemi has never looked in finer fettle. No one on the Tory front bench is better placed to revive the party's fortunes

Andrew Neil highlights how the Conservative Party's support is declining, contrasting this with the rising popularity of Kemi Badenoch, who is now seen as a promising figure with the potential to revitalize the party's fortunes. Amid Labour's internal turmoil involving the ousting and replacement of a prime minister, Badenoch's prospects are shining brightly, suggesting she could be the key to turning the Tories' situation around. This shift in focus underscores the broader implications for the political landscape as traditional party dynamics are disrupted.