Robert Jenrick: “[Farage] is the most heavily scrutinised figure in British politics, and he’s someone who’s probably done more than…”

That is different from national identity. That is whether or not you ascribe to, you assimilate to, our heritage, our culture, our norms, our manners.

Kensington Kemi knows who her people are. Millionaires, not Mansfield.

The wealthy, not workers. She’s for people who complain that Mayfair clubs aren’t what they used to be.

The party of Disraeli is dead.