Tory leadership candidates' own merchandise

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Priti tote bags, Kemi sweatshirts and Jenrick mugs: Tory candidates to roll out the merch in bid to be new leader

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Candidates will be given their own individual stalls in the exhibition hall, where they will be encouraged to promote their ideas to delegates and offer their own branded merchandise to anyone who will buy it.

Kemi Badenoch , who came out top in a YouGov poll of members on Friday , has put a range of items on her leadership website, renewal 2030.co.uk .

Former Tory special adviser Luke Tryl said the party is only speaking to itself rather than the wider public.

He said: “The public wants to know what the Tories are going to do differently on the NHS and cost of living, as well as immigration the three biggest reasons they say the Tories lost.

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