Britons are indifferent to the next Conservative leader . 64% of Britons couldn't care less about who the next Conservative leader will be, according to a recent Ipsos poll. However, the four finalists - James Cleverly,

Tory leadership candidate James Cleverly has urged his party to “be more normal” and take inspiration from US president Ronald Reagan. Making his campaign speech at the annual Conservative Party conference in Birmingham,

I could have taken the easy option, sat this one out, spent more time with my wife, with my boys, with my Warhammer figures.'

James Cleverly has called on the Conservatives to “be more normal” in his pitch to be the party’s next leader. The former home secretary issued the bizarre plea as he made his pitch to succeed Rishi Sunak at the Tory conference in Birmingham.

As part of his leadership pitch to members, the former minister claimed he was the candidate who is ‘feared the most’ by other party leaders.

James Cleverly cited his track record as foreign secretary and cast himself as a safe pair of hands in a world growing increasingly volatile

There are plenty of more important things in politics than who becomes the next Conservative leader – two thirds of voters don’t even care, according to Ipsos polling, including almost a third of people who backed the party at the election – but if you are interested in the outcome,

James Cleverly will tell the Tories on Tuesday that they must promise to “build, build, build” if the party is to find a way back to power.In a speech to the Conservative conference, the former home secretary will argue that the party has to be “for” things again,