Tory leadership contenders shift to the right in their quest for party support On the second day of the Conservative Party conference, the four candidates vying for leadership have noticeably shifted away from Britain's centrist political stance, opting instead for a more right-leaning approach to capture the attention and support of party loyalists.

Rosie Duffield has announced her departure from the Labour Party, delivering a scathing critique of leader Keir Starmer. The MP for Canterbury has decided to sit as an independent after resigning from the Labour whip effective immediately.