Conservative Party Split Risks
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•Centrist Conservative group refuses to back Badenoch or Jenrick
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Conservative centrist group refuses to endorse either Kemi Badenoch or Robert Jenrick .
Moderate Tories still reeling from shock ejection of James Cleverly from contest.
Concerns that Jenrick ’s promise to pull UK out of ECHR could divide Tories .
Some Tories fear Jenrick 's promise to expel asylum seekers could divide party.
Many Conservative MPs who backed Cleverly or the other main centrist candidate, Tom Tugendhat , are hoping for the best.
The percentage of Tory MPs required to trigger a challenge has been doubled from 15% to 30% .
Under the previous rules, just 18 MPs could have begun this process, given the current contingent of 121 .
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