Former Tory MP Michael Fabricant has delivered his verdict on the future of politics and shocked GB News host Tom Harwood when he claimed "Angela Rayner will be the next Prime Minister."
In an interview at the Conservative party conference in Birmingham, Fabricant launched an attack on the current Labour leader.
He said: "Look, I'm a realist. In four years' time people may forget, but you know what I think? Keir Starmer is deeply flawed.
"I actually think he's a dud. I think all the mistakes that have been made, all the gaffes will be repeated.
Michael Fabricant shared his views on the Labour party
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"Let me tell you something, I used to be a government whip and one of the instabilities in a political party is when you have a lot of new members, they panic easily.
"That's what happened, of course, with Boris. If Keir Starmer doesn't find himself more popular in a year or two I think there'll be moves against him.
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"You know who ought to be taking over and will take over according to the Labour Constitution?
"Angela Rayner. I don't think Keir Starmer was someone that they were voting for."
"Will people be voting for Angela Rayner? I don't know."
The Conservative Conference in Birmingham has been heating up, ahead of the Tory leadership vote.
Angela Rayner is the deputy Prime Minister
PAEach leadership hopeful will participate in an in-conversation event, followed by a Q&A session, before delivering a pivotal 20-minute speech on Wednesday.
With just 12 votes separating the frontrunner from those trailing, the stakes couldn't be higher for these aspiring leaders.
Tom Tugendhat and Kemi Badenoch took centre stage at the conference on Monday, facing questions from party members.
Michael Fabricant said that Angela Rayner ought to take over
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James Cleverly and Robert Jenrick are set to face questions from party members on Tuesday, with their speeches scheduled for Wednesday.
The outcome of this leadership contest will shape the Conservative Party's direction as it seeks to recover from its recent electoral defeat and position itself as a credible opposition to the Labour government.
The conference has highlighted the challenges facing the Tories, including the need to appeal to younger voters and rebuild their electoral coalition
