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The Tories have a Donald Trump problem, too

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Nigel Farage has been making waves with his claim that his friend Trump the president-elect shows “outright hostility” to the deal the Labour Government signed ceding sovereignty of the Chagos Islands .

In Downing Street , there is a growing sense that the new administration will be more of a headache than a help to their plans.

One of the reasons Tory MPs backed Badenoch was down to a view that she is a magnet for press attention in the way her rivals were not. Yet with The Donald heading back to the White House in just a few months time , Badenoch will find herself competing with her rival to the right for the spotlight. A failure to respond could lead to wider doubts about dealing with the threat from Reform . Katy Balls is political editor at The Spectator .