In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Sayeeda Warsi, who has recently published her book Muslims Don't Matter, said she might regret voting for Ms Badenoch but sees her as the least bad option.
She said: “I know I am probably going to regret doing this but I also know the alternative is far far worse. Taking a chance on Kemi. Hoping and praying she can find a way back to sane, non-culture war, grown-up, serious and trusted politics once this leadership battle is over.”
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