Come 2 November, Robert Jenrick will find out if he is the next leader of the Conservative Party. The former cabinet minister has gone from a centrist darling to a Trump-backing voice of the right in the Conservatives,

Suella Braverman has backed Robert Jenrick in the Tory leadership race because of his pledge to pull the UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Mr Jenrick served as Mrs Braverman’s deputy while she was home secretary,

Robert Jenrick painted himself as the serious contender to succeed Rishi Sunak and suggested Kemi Badenoch would bring ‘needless drama’ to the job

Tony Roberts, the president of the association, argues that the former cabinet minister has “really matured” as a politician. Seen initially as an ally of David Cameron on the more "moderate" wing of the party when he became an MP in 2014, Jenrick has shifted to the right after quitting as immigration minster last year.

Mr Jenrick, is now seen as the most right-wing candidate left for the role of Tory leader, but his new "hard-line" stance appears to be at odds with his earlier Remainer views, according to critics.

The ex-immigration minister swiped at Ms Badenoch for only offering 'platitudes' and 'empty rhetoric' as they compete to replace Rishi Sunak as Conservative leader .

Express reporter and Tory councillor Mieka Smiles has given her backing to one of the Tory leadership candidates.

Robert Jenrick purge threat to Tory MPs who refuse to back quitting ECHR if he becomes party leader - He stressed leaving the European Convention on Human Rights would be a Tory manifesto commitment,